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Activating the power of neurodiversity at work

Unlocking the power of neurodiverse teams: hands-on approaches for all

Why?

More neurodiversity equals more innovation, more inclusive products and services, and better customer experiences and employer branding. We call this the power of neurodiverse teams.

With one in five people being neurodivergent (people with diverse brains such as those that are highly sensitive, introverted, autistic, gifted, or have ADHD, dyslexia, or other conditions), there is a considerable chance that you already have neurodivergent people in your teams.

Yet, to unlock the power of these teams and meet the needs of neurodivergent employees, a few adjustments benefiting the entire team may be necessary.

In workplaces that fully embrace the power of diverse brains, neurodivergent people can use their full potential, better relationships and collaborations arise, and happiness at work increases. This creates a positive impact on the well-being of employees and the retention rates of the company. This also positions you as an inclusive and diverse company and employer and lets you reach potential candidates in a surprising way, making you stand out from your competitors in the job market.

What and for whom?

In this workshop, we focus on how to empower neurodiverse teams while improving retention and well-being. We share valuable insights and practical tips with neurodivergent employees and their colleagues.

Designed for neurodivergent employees and their peers in companies committed to becoming neuro-inclusive. We also provide a separate version of this workshop tailored to CxO, leaders, directors, managers and founders, and can provide a hybrid version of both.

Provided as a three hour session, online or in-person, in English, French or Dutch.

What you’ll learn

Building awareness on neurodiversity in the workplace

Gaining insights on neurodiversity and neuro-inclusion, and the value it brings within the team. Which strengths and skills can colleagues with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, etc. bring to the table?

Focusing on collaboration and well-being

Building psychological safety, and improving motivation & belonging and mutual understanding. How can (neurodivergent) employees request and motivate reasonable adjustments to improve their productivity and well-being? How can communication skills be levelled up to improve collaboration and alignment?

Improving the productivity of the neurodiverse team

Learning strategies to limit mental load and sensory sensitivities, as well as discovering hands on tips and approaches to improve productivity. Getting to know basic principles of mentoring and coaching to support each other and share knowledge in the best possible way.

Organising this workshop contributes to the following SDGs:
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Good health and well-being
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Decent work and economic growth
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Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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Reduced inequalities
As well as the social aspects of the ESG criteria.

Facilitated by

Daphné De Troch

Daphné De Troch learnt how to create a safe work environment for and lead a team of neurodivergent people, after she was diagnosed with ADHD and autism. She started Bjièn with Dietrich to help other leaders and teams with the awareness of neurodiversity and make their workplace neuroinclusive.

Dietrich Moerman

Dietrich Moerman is a software engineering expert turned neurodiversity consultant and trainer. He learnt the power of psychological safety and limiting cognitive load while leading software development teams, gradually discovering the value for his own ADHD and autistic brain. Today, he helps leaders and HR professionals to let their teams thrive with neurodiversity.

What others say

«Bjièn’s workshop not only taught us to recognize and respect each other’s differences; Daphné and Dietrich also opened our eyes to the richness that diversity brings to the workplace.»
– Roel Van Gils, Eleven Ways
«From the perspective of a team lead, I’ve learned from this workshop on neurodivergence to appreciate and leverage the diverse strengths of each team member’s mind. By embracing neurodiversity, we can improve collaboration, unlocking our team’s full potential.»
– Rianne Welle Donker, Eleven Ways
«Thank you for allowing me to have a voice.»
– Participant at multinational tech company from Amsterdam
Case study

From Championing Accessibility to Fostering Neuroinclusive Work Environments at Eleven Ways

As Eleven Ways strives to build sustainable relationships with organizations that share the vision of creating a welcoming and safe environment for people with different (dis)abilities, the hands-on workshop by Bjièn seemed like an excellent opportunity to open a conversation in the team about neurodiversity.

Do you want to improve the collaboration, productivity and happiness of your neurodiverse teams? Are you ready to unlock the power of your neurodiverse teams?

Contact us to discuss and to get a free quote

Trusted by large and small organisations

Arteveldehogeschool
Ansell
AG Insurance
Stad Gent
ETION
madewithlove
WWF-België
Eleven Ways
Proximus
Accent Group
De Rechtspraak
HR Rail
BNP Paribas Fortis
Rabobank
KU Leuven
Wit-Gele Kruis
Gemeente Amsterdam
Nuans
FOD BOSA
EntityOne
Atypical Veldhoven
Agoria
HOGENT
Voka - Vlaams netwerk van ondernemingen
Stad Oostende
Universiteit Gent
URETEK Benelux
Effex
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