Is neurodiversity part of your Learning and Development strategy?

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(It probably should be…)

51%

of neurodivergent workers have quit or are willing to quit because they don’t feel supported

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40%

increase in disability discrimination cases in 2024, with the majority involving neurodivergent conditions (ADHD, autism) and mental health challenges (anxiety, depression).

1 in 6

workplace disputes now involve disability discrimination around mental health

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Hello

I’m Sascha

I teach in-house L&D teams how to design neuroinclusive training

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No more retrofitting accessibility

No more firefighting last minute accommodation requests

No more sleepness nights worrying if you’ve met the 2010 Equality Act

Get your free Guide to Neuroinclusive Training here

When learning works for everyone…

You reduce your discrimination risk

Less exposure to tribunal claims and compliance issues.

You unlock the talent in your business

Keep brilliant neurodivergent employees engaged and productive.

You get better operational efficiency

Fewer accommodation requests, higher completion rates.

L&D becomes strategically essential

Solve business-critical problems that protect the entire organisation.

How I help you get there

  • Discovery and Insights

    Know where you're at risk and what employees actually need.

    We review your training materials for accessibility gaps AND talk to your neurodivergent employees to understand real barriers. You get a clear picture of problems and a prioritised roadmap

  • Neuroinclusive design training

    From 90-minute sessions to multi-day intensives, we help your L&D team understand what neurodiversity means for learning design. Using our frameworks and Neuroinclusive Design Canvas, we guide them through planning, delivery and redesign - removing barriers at every stage.

  • Design office hours

    Keep moving forward without getting stuck.

    Drop-in troubleshooting support so your team can use our design canvas and frameworks confidently.

    These are a follow up to our neuroinclusive design training

What people say about me

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“Sascha’s training is dynamic, creative, engaging and will tell you more about neurodiversity than a thousand textbooks ever could.”

Prof Liz Pellicano,

Professor of Autism, University College London

"Sascha is my go-to on anything about this increasingly important topic. Her approach is both informative and inspiring"

Eleanor Ford, 

Chief People Officer, Zinc.vc

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“Working with Sascha has been transformational. She is deeply insightful, collaborative, endlessly positive and an absolute pleasure to work with.”

Elle Upshall

Scale Up Lead, Virgin Start ups

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