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Event 15: Neurodiversity at Work Q&A: Ask the experts

45 minutes

Thursday, 21 March 2024

08:00 to 08:45 (GMT)





Registration has closed for this event!

About the event

Thank you for your interest in this event. This event has now taken place, and though registrations are closed, if you would like to watch the recording then you can access it here (along with the other NCW 2024 event recordings!). We hope you enjoy.


Do you have a burning question about neurodiversity in the workplace? Our experts are here to help!


The agenda for our ‘Ask the Expert’ sessions will be shaped by you! Two business psychologists from Lexxic will discuss your questions about neurodiversity in the workplace in front of a live webinar audience (don’t worry, it’ll only be our experts on camera).


Here’s some example topics:


  • The strengths and workplace challenges typically associated with specific neurodifferences;

  • The value neurodivergent individuals can bring to organisations;

  • The assessments and support that can benefit neurodivergent individuals;

  • How to create a neuro-inclusive culture, communications, recruitment, talent management and working environments; and

  • How to be a good manager or ally to neurodivergent colleagues.


There will be the opportunity to ask questions during the session itself via the webinar Q&A function, but you can increase the chances of your question being selected by submitting it in advance.


The window for submitting questions for this event has now closed, however you are still more than welcome to register to for this event.


This is a free online event via Zoom.

Helen Musgrove

Director of Psychological Services, Lexxic

Helen Musgrove is the Director of Psychological Consulting at Lexxic, a specialist psychological consultancy focused on empowering neurodiversity in the workplace. Helen and her team of psychologists partner with leading employers across the UK and internationally to create more neuro-inclusive workplaces, delivering training and organisational change programmes. Helen became a business psychologist following a career as a Senior Civil Servant tackling some of the UK’s biggest social policy challenges. She is passionate about celebrating neurodiversity and breaking down the barriers neurodivergent individuals can experience at work.

Monica Lonergan

Principal Psychologist

I am a Chartered Occupational Psychologist by the BPS and HCPC registered working for Lexxic as a Principal Psychologist for the past 9 months supporting and leading teams to deliver a number of assessments and coaching interventions supporting neurodivergent clients to achieve their work potential and wellbeing at work.
Prior to Lexxic I have worked as a work psychologist for a variety clients and organisations in many sectors including financial, education, consultancy, welfare to work, charities in the U.K, Canada, U.S and South America. I have experience in executive coaching and mentoring, assessments, vocational rehabilitation, and wellbeing at work.

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