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Navigating Neurodiversity In The Workplace  Webinar

Recording + PDF  Now Available Online Shop

Team Meeting Discussion
Team Meeting Discussion

Understanding performance, capacity, and the hidden demands of work for neurodiverse folks.

When workplace expectations don’t match how your brain works…it can start to feel like something is wrong.

Tasks that seem “simple” become overwhelming.
Performance feels inconsistent.
Energy disappears faster than it should.
And over time, this can lead to frustration, burnout, and self-doubt.


But often — this isn’t a performance issue. It’s a mismatch between workplace demands and how your brain processes, regulates, and functions.
 
Many common workplace challenges are misunderstood:
 

  • Difficulty starting or completing tasks

  • Fluctuating productivity

  • Feeling overwhelmed by meetings or communication

  • Avoidance, shutdown, or burnout
     

These are often interpreted as: lack of motivation, poor organisation, or disengagement

When in reality, they reflect:
 

  • Executive functioning load

  • Nervous system fatigue

Sensory and cognitive overwhelm

This webinar offers a different way of understanding workplace challenges.

Rather than focusing on behaviour or performance alone, we explore what may be happening underneath the surface — and how workplace environments can either support or deplete capacity.

When workplace expectations don’t match how your brain works…

..It can start to feel like something is wrong.

​

Tasks that seem “simple” become overwhelming.

Performance feels inconsistent.

Energy disappears faster than it should.

And over time, this can lead to frustration, burnout, and self-doubt.

 

But often — this isn’t a performance issue.

​

It’s a mismatch between workplace demands and how your brain processes, regulates, and functions.

 

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Many common workplace challenges are misunderstood:

​

  • Difficulty starting or completing tasks

  • Fluctuating productivity

  • Feeling overwhelmed by meetings or communication

  • Avoidance, shutdown, or burnout

​

These are often interpreted as:

​

Lack of motivation

Poor organisation, or

Disengagement

​

When in reality, they reflect:

​

Executive functioning load

Nervous system fatigue

Sensory and cognitive overwhelm

​

This webinar offers a different way of understanding workplace challenges.

​

​

Rather than focusing on behaviour or performance

alone, we explore what may be happening

underneath the surface and how workplace environments can either support or deplete capacity.

​Who this webinar may be for:

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  • Neurodivergent adults navigating work (ADHD, autism, AuDHD)

  • Professionals experiencing burnout or overwhelm

  • Managers or team leaders wanting to better understand staff

  • Anyone who feels capable… but struggles to perform consistently

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This session is educational in nature and suitable for adults.

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What will be explored?

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  • Why performance can feel inconsistent despite high capability

  • How workplace demands impact executive functioning and energy

  • The concept of invisible labour (masking, overcompensating, social processing)

  • A practical framework (Cognitive–Chemical–Sensory Model) to understand capacity

  • Why “pushing harder” often makes things worse

  • Strategies to support: productivitycommunicationemotional regulation, sustainable work capacity

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The focus is on insight and reflection — not diagnosis or individual treatment

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What’s Included?

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  • Live 60-minute online session

  • Opportunity for Q&A

  • Access to the recording replay

  • Downloadable PDF slides

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Neuro Affirming Gold Coast Psychologist Amelia Read

About The Presenter.

Amelia Read is a Clinical Psychologist and Founder of The Neurodiverse Network, with over a decade of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals across lifespan and settings.

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With lived experience of ADHD and autism, Amelia combines clinical expertise with real-world insight to translate complex neuropsychology into practical, meaningful strategies.

Join Us.

Our neurodiversity-affirming framework is educational by nature and may support greater clarity, self-reflection, and informed conversations.

Streamed Live on 23 April | 4.30-5.30pm AEST 

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