Beyond the Label: On-Demand Briefing on the Government Neurodiversity Report
Amanda Kirby shares the panel's key findings from the government's new report on neurodivergent people at work — and what it means for employers in practice.
Professor Amanda Kirby
Chair, Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity
Susie Philips-Baker
Lexxic
What to Expect
As Chair of the Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity, Amanda Kirby led the work behind the government's newly published report on supporting neurodivergent people at work. In this session, Amanda shares the panel's key findings directly — what the evidence actually shows, where the recommendations come from, and what the report gets right about needs-led support. She's joined by Lexxic's Dan Ferradino and Susie Philips-Baker, who bring it back to practice: what these findings mean for employers day to day, and how organisations can start putting them into action.
Topics Covered
- The panel's key findings and what the evidence actually shows
- Where the report's recommendations come from
- What the report gets right about needs-led support
- What these findings mean for employers day to day
- How organisations can start putting the recommendations into action
What You'll Learn
Your Speakers
Professor Amanda Kirby
Chair, Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity
Professor Amanda Kirby chaired the Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity whose report and recommendations were published by the Department for Work and Pensions. She is a leading voice on neurodiversity and the founder of Do-IT Profiler.
Susie Philips-Baker
Lexxic
Susie Philips-Baker explores how organisations can start putting the report's recommendations into action.
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