Consultancy
I deliver flexible, tailored neurodiversity consultancy across a range of sectors, including government, charities, and the private sector.
Working with businesses
and orgnisations
Neurodiversity-focused consultancy helps organisations move from awareness to meaningful, practical inclusion. By working with teams, leaders, and systems, it supports organisations to understand neurodiversity within their culture, communication, and everyday practices, creating environments where neurodivergent people can truly belong and thrive. Through tailored workshops and collaborative learning, organisations gain practical tools to improve accessibility, teamwork, and psychological safety while recognising neurodiversity as a strength. This approach supports fairer recruitment, better retention, clearer communication, and more innovative, resilient, and equitable workplaces for everyone.
- Tailored to your business
- Working across a wide variety of sectors
- From one-on-one, to talks and workshops
- Working with individuals, small groups and large teams
- One-off visits or structured sessions
- Covering all levels of experience
- In-person or online
International Media Organisation
Sector: private
Type: talks & workshops
Format: in-person & online
Sessions: 1 - 5
Session length: 1 - 3 hours
People/session: 20 - 50
Personnel level: entry level - chief executive
As part of Free2Be Week, Hannah delivered a tailored neurodiversity workshop for a media and sports agency, helping staff build a practical understanding of autism, ADHD, and sensory differences. The interactive session supported participants to reflect on workplace culture, communication, and inclusion, equipping them with actionable strategies to create a more accessible and supportive environment for neurodivergent colleagues.
Prison Charity
Sector: public
Type: workshops
Format: in-person
Sessions: 20 - 25
Session length: 1 - 2 hours
People/session: 15 - 30
Personnel level: reforming offender
Hannah delivered tailored neurodiversity workshops to incarcerated individuals training as peer mentors within the prison system. The sessions equipped mentors with practical understanding of autism and ADHD, helping them recognise neurodivergent traits, communicate more effectively, and offer neuro-affirmative support to their peers. The work aimed to improve wellbeing, access to support, and longer-term outcomes by fostering understanding and reducing misunderstandings linked to neurodivergence.
Education Trust
Sector: charity
Type: talks
Format: online
Sessions: 6 - 8
Session length: 1 - 3 hours
People/session: 50 +
Personnel level: parents, teachers & stakeholders
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Hannah delivered a series of interactive online neurodiversity workshops to parents, educators, professionals, and neurodivergent individuals across the UK and beyond. Through tailored content and live Q&A, she provided practical, strengths-based strategies to help participants build more neuro-affirmative policies, practices, and environments, empowering individuals and organisations to create more inclusive, supportive spaces.
