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Neurodiversity At Work

By Theo Smith | Amanda Kirby

This episode reveals how embracing neurodiversity in the workplace transforms perceived differences into powerful drivers of innovation and collective intelligence.

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“This episode reveals how embracing neurodiversity in the workplace transforms perceived differences into powerful drivers of innovation and collective intelligence.”

— Theo Smith | Amanda Kirby, Neurodiversity At Work

What it is about

Neurodiversity, Workplace Inclusion, Cognitive Advantage

Who it is for

If you often see talent struggling to fit into rigid workplace norms, or suspect your organization is overlooking a powerful source of innovation, this will sharpen your perspective, and this will help you see what to do next.

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Theo Smith, a consultant who helps organizations build neuro-inclusive cultures, and Professor Amanda Kirby, a clinician and researcher specializing in neurodevelopmental conditions, offer a grounded, practical view of how diverse minds enrich the workplace.

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Theo Smith | Amanda Kirby

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