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Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion

A practical, in-person workshop for leaders and teams who want to close the "double empathy" gap, reduce costly miscommunication, and build a workplace where every mind can contribute.

Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom Training, Adelaide, Australia
Date
21 October 2026
Location
83-87 Henley Beach Road
Mile End
South Australia
Trainer
Kath Crossley
Senior Consulting Partner,
Fulcrum People
Investment
AUD $699 (Plus GST)
Early Bird:
AUD $649 (Plus GST)
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Understand
Neurodiversity and its value in the workplace.
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Improve
Communication and build stronger connections.
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Create
Inclusive teams and workplaces.
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Achieve
Better business results together.

Most workplaces weren't built for how differently people think.

Neurodivergent colleagues bring sharp pattern-recognition, deep focus, and fresh perspective - but everyday communication habits at work are still designed around one "typical" way of processing information.

The result is friction that shows up as missed context, awkward meetings, and talented people who quietly disengage. This workshop gives leaders and teams the shared language and practical tools to close that gap - for good.

1 in 5

people are estimated to be neurodivergent - meaning most teams are already navigating this today, whether or not it's been named.

"No more us vs. them - only we."

Course Overview

Good communication isn't always about saying things more clearly.

It is about understanding how people may experience communication differently — and learning how to bridge those differences.

This practical, interactive course helps participants understand neurodiversity, improve communication skills and develop strategies to create a more inclusive and productive workplace.

You will gain knowledge and practical tools to build stronger relationships, remove barriers and unlock the unique strengths and perspectives of neurodivergent colleagues.

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

This course is designed for leaders and individuals who want to communicate effectively, create connection, achieve mutual success and build inclusivity.

It is particularly valuable for:

Leaders and managers

HR professionals

Team members

People responsible for workplace culture and inclusion

Anyone who wants to communicate more effectively with neurodiverse colleagues

Organisations looking to move from a neurodiverse workplace to a genuinely neuroinclusive workplace

YOUR LEARNING EXPERIENCE

Practical. Interactive. Relevant.

This is not simply a presentation or a theory-based course.

The program uses a highly interactive teaching style, combining relevant theory and principles with assessments, discussion and practice simulations to create a rich and engaging learning environment.

You will have opportunities to:

Understand → Discuss → Practise → Apply

The program can also be customised for teams or organisational needs.

Neurodiversity and Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

One day, five shifts in how your team communicates

Understand Neurodiversity

Why it matters, the challenges it presents, and the strengths neurodivergent individuals bring.

Deepen Understanding & Respond to Connect

Explore different conditions, what's under and above the surface, and how communication can include or exclude.

Build Relationships in Neurodiverse Environments

Foster trust, address workplace challenges and move from accommodation to true inclusion.

Communication Strategies

Use verbal and non-verbal strategies, improve meetings, avoid misunderstandings and build a feedback culture.

Policies and Practices

Create inclusive policies, address harassment and discrimination, and support growth and development.

Course Details

Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Date
21 October 2026
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Location
83-87 Henley Beach Road
Mile End South Australia
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Trainer
Kath Crossley
Experienced and Highly Skilled
Communicating with neurodiverse colleagues for mutual success  & neuroinclusion Classroom training, Adelaide, Australia
Investment
AUD $699 (Plus GST)
Early Bird: 
AUD $649 (Plus GST)

Invest in your people.
Build a more inclusive Future.

Help your team communicate, collaborate and achieve - together.

Spaces are limited - Book early to avoid disappointment.

INSIDE THE WORKSHOP

Five modules, built for real workplace scenarios

Bridge Differences, Build Understanding

Why neuroinclusion matters, the strengths neurodivergent colleagues bring, and the double empathy problem.

Deepen Understanding to Connect

How different neurodivergent conditions shape communication, and what's happening under the surface.

Build Relationships, Build Trust

Common workplace challenges for neurodivergent colleagues, and moving from accommodation to inclusion.

Communication Strategies That Work
Verbal and non-verbal techniques for meetings, feedback, and clear expectations - in person and virtual.
Policies for Sustained Inclusion

Practical steps to address bias and stereotyping, and support genuine career growth.

Highly interactive by design

Every module blends theory with real discussion, assessments, and practice simulations - not a lecture. Content can also be customised for your team.

Your Facilitator

Kath Crossley
Senior Consulting Partner, Fulcrum People
Kath Crossley
Senior Consulting Partner, Fulcrum People

Kath brings extensive expertise in leadership development, workplace communication and inclusive facilitation.

 

Through Fulcrum People, she helps organisations build confident leaders and stronger workplace relationships, with a particular focus on creating psychologically safe, genuinely inclusive environments where everyone can contribute and thrive.

Request this course as virtual training or arrange for it to be delivered at your workplace.

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