Training diary for neurodiversity awareness and best practices

Creating an inclusive and accommodating work environment is essential for fostering the success of neurodivergent employees. To achieve this, enhanced training and support for managers are crucial.
Example training diary
This training diary is designed to provide managers with the knowledge and tools they need to support neurodivergent employees effectively.
The diary will cover various topics, including understanding neurodiversity, recognising the strengths of neurodivergent individuals, and implementing best practices in the workplace.
Week | Objective | Topics covered | Activities |
1 | Introduction to neurodiversity |
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2 | Recognising strengths and challenges |
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3 | Communication and interaction |
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4 | Creating an inclusive work environment |
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5 | Supporting career development |
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6 | Ongoing support and evaluation |
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Importance of enhanced training and support for managers
Enhanced training and support for managers are vital for creating a work environment where neurodivergent employees can thrive. By understanding neurodiversity and implementing best practices, managers can:
- Foster inclusion: Create a workplace culture that values and respects neurodiversity.
- Enhance productivity: Leverage the unique strengths of neurodivergent employees to boost overall productivity.
- Improve retention: Provide the necessary support to retain talented neurodivergent employees.
- Promote wellbeing: Ensure that neurodivergent employees feel supported and valued, leading to improved mental health and job satisfaction.
Continue reading
- Neurodiverse Plymouth Employers Network (NPEN)
- What is neurodiversity?
- Reasonable adjustments for neurodivergent people
- Getting and keeping a job if you are neurodivergent
- Job support and job advertisements for neurodivergent people
- National, regional and local employers that are neurodivergent-friendly
- Local champions for neurodiverse employment support in Plymouth
- Training diary for neurodiversity awareness and best practices
- Best practices for employing autistic and neurodivergent people

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