The Neurodivergent Perspective: Speaking & Workshops

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What does it actually feel like to be neurodivergent in your workplace, classroom or organisation?

I’m a neurodivergent counsellor, coach and speaker sharing lived experience of autism, dyslexia, ADHD and AuDHD.

Drawing on both professional practice and lived experience within the neurodivergent community, I offer honest insight into what it’s really like to navigate education, workplaces and everyday life as a neurodivergent person.

Alongside my clinical work, I run neurodivergent peer support groups and workshops, which means I’m continually learning from the experiences of the community itself. These conversations provide unique insight into the challenges, strengths and needs that neurodivergent people experience in real life.

My aim is to move conversations about neurodiversity beyond awareness and into genuine understanding. Through stories, reflection and practical examples, I help audiences see neurodivergence from the inside — and explore what genuinely helps neurodivergent people thrive.

Audiences I Work With

I speak with a range of audiences, including:

  • Schools and universities

  • Therapists, counsellors and other professionals

  • Healthcare providers, including GP surgeries

  • Organisations and workplaces

  • Neurodivergent communities

Each talk or workshop can be tailored to suit your audience, setting and goals.

Topics I Speak About

Talks often explore themes such as:

  • The neurodivergent perspective: lived experience of autism, ADHD, dyslexia and AuDHD

  • What it actually feels like to be neurodivergent in education, workplaces and everyday life

  • Supporting neurodivergent students and colleagues

  • Mental health and neurodivergence

  • Anxiety and overwhelm in neurodivergent lives

  • Autistic and ADHD burnout

  • Themes emerging from neurodivergent peer communities, including belonging, identity and navigating systems

How much does it cost?

Fees vary depending on the type of event and organisation. Reduced rates are available for charities and community groups.

Location & Formats

I’m based in Warwickshire and available for both in-person and online events.

I offer a range of formats, including:

  • Conference and keynote talks

  • Workshops and training sessions

  • Panel discussions

  • Online talks and webinars

Sessions can be adapted to suit your audience, event format and setting. Travel may be possible for events across the UK.

What’s the process for booking?

If you’re interested in booking a talk or workshop, please get in touch with details about your event, audience and preferred format. From there we can discuss the best approach and next steps.

Get in touch!

Why People Choose Me

  • Nicola

    “

    I was feeling unsure of my next steps with a knock to my confidence. A friend recommended Hannah, and even after just three sessions, I've experienced a significant boost in confidence and clarity.

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  • Adam

    “

    Hannah's really approachable and down to earth. There's no judgement just an eagerness to help . The best thing, it did make me feel more confident.

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  • Ayanna

    “

    Anyone would be lucky to work with Hannah during their job search, she has even boosted my confidence in my skills. You are appreciated Hannah. Thank you!

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  • Jo

    “

    There's nothing phoney about Hannah. It has been a delight working with her and I can highly recommend her to anyone.

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  • Gleb

    Hannah is an excellent and compassionate disability advisor, whose support I accessed through the DSA scheme. I have been working with her for a few months now and she has consistently given extremely helpful advice, assisted me through difficult moments and made me feel heard and seen. I recommend her wholeheartedly!

  • Shannon

    Hannah has helped me work things out which I didn’t realise were affecting my mental health. I was unsure about counselling at first but my mind has been changed. I’ve already had a number of sessions and I will be continuing with Hannah!

Let’s talk

Whether you have a question, want to book a clarity call, or just need to talk something through, I’d love to hear from you.

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