Neurodiversity Training
Susie Hopkins is an ADHD Coach and educator with ADHD who is passionate about helping her clients thrive at work and beyond.
She combines her lived experience of having ADHD with 30+ years’ experience in healthcare and research.
Her career spans three decades as a Registered Nurse, a Master of Public Health and an ADHD Professional Certification.
Before becoming an ADHD Coach, Susie worked full-time as a nurse health coach in the corporate space, and was a facilitator of health and well-being workshops in workplaces for many years.
Susie Hopkins is an ADHD Coach and educator with ADHD who is passionate about helping her clients thrive at work and beyond.
She combines her lived experience of having ADHD with 30+ years’ experience in healthcare and research.
Her career spans three decades as a Registered Nurse, a Master of Public Health and an ADHD Professional Certification.
Before becoming an ADHD Coach, Susie was a facilitator and ran health and well-being workshops in workplaces for many years.
Susie Hopkins is an ADHD Coach who combines her lived experience of overcoming decades of mental health problems that go along with undiagnosed ADHD, with 30+ years experience in healthcare and research.
She LOVES translating complex research into easily digestible, impactful tools and info that make life with ADHD much easier and more enjoyable! Her career spans three decades as a Registered Nurse, a Master of Public Health and an ADHD Professional Certification.
Unlike most ADHD coaches, she can help you get your medication right!
You will learn a brief history of the neurodiversity movement and why learning the basics makes your workplace so much safer for neurodivergent people.
Real-world examples will be shared about how to truly understand what your neurodivergent team need to thrive.
When we see meeting human needs as a liability, and accommodations as a burden, equity and performance suffer.
Sadly, despite the incredible surge in ‘awareness’ the fact remains that true psychological safety in the workplace is rare for people with invisible disabilities.
Many, if not most, of the challenges neurodivergent people face in the workplace boil down to communication, so getting this right is a game-changer.
Matching people to work that plays to their strengths isn’t special treatment — it’s just good leadership.
Moving beyond good intentions to lasting changes takes commitment and time. This workshop is the perfect foundation.
This will include templates, checklists and web-resources to support your ongoing commitment to an inclusive culture for all
Book a call with Susie here.
Or email info@lilowellness.com.au to bring this workshop to your team.
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This workshop does not fit the traditional format of a workplace PD session.
The primary mode of learning will be through engaging storytelling and discussion.
Lilo acknowledges and is grateful to the traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work and play, the Boonwurang people of the Kulin Nation. We pay respect to their Elders, past, present and future.
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.