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“Lovely experience! Amanda was very engaging and maintained a fun atmosphere throughout the course.2 days well spent.
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“A greater understanding on this topic will help us to be a better employer, retain quality staff members and build a working environment suitable to all.”
“I was particularly impressed by Phil's ability to handle even the toughest topics effortlessly and with anecdotes examples that really brought the messages home. ”
“Mo has been a brilliant and compassionate coach guiding myself and a large team through understanding and support neurodivergent people in the world of work.
She drew on her own experiences which were incredibly insightful and really rallied us in bringing that support to life and ideas on how to do so. ”
“In August 2024, I, along with a group of 10 colleagues attended the "Thrive Neurodiversity in the Workplace Champion" workshop facilitated by Nicke. The session was both insightful and engaging from start to finish. Nicke fostered a relaxed and welcoming environment that encouraged active participation from all attendees. While some colleagues were initially hesitant about the training, Nicke effectively demonstrated its value, helping them gain a deeper understanding of neurodiversity and how to foster a more inclusive workplace. I would happily engage Nicke again for future training sessions.”