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Nathan Thomas


Neurodiversity and the Workplace
Speaker: Nathan Thomas Description Understanding neurodiversity is no longer optional—it’s essential for building inclusive, high-performing teams. In Neurodiversity and the Workplace, we explore how neurodivergent minds contribute unique strengths to the workplace, and what organisations can do to support them effectively. From recruitment and onboarding to communication, culture, and career progression, this session covers the key areas where inclusion often falls short—and
Sep 91 min read


Creating Enabling Environments: Reasonable Adjustments and Access to Work
Speaker: Nathan Thomas Description True inclusion goes beyond good intentions—it requires action, structure, and support. In Creating Enabling Environments: Reasonable Adjustments and Access to Work, we focus on the practical side of neuro-inclusion: understanding reasonable adjustments, making the most of Access to Work, and creating environments where neurodivergent individuals can thrive. Led by a speaker with lived experience and deep knowledge of workplace support system
Sep 91 min read


Neurodiversity Through a Creative Lens: Insights for Workplaces and Charities
Speaker: Nathan Thomas Description With a background that spans the creative arts, workplace inclusion, and the charity sector, this talk offers a unique perspective on neurodiversity—one that bridges lived experience with practical, people-focused insight. Neurodiversity Through a Creative Lens: Insights for Workplaces and Charities draws on a blend of personal story, professional knowledge, and creative thinking. This session speaks directly to companies, charities, and tea
Sep 91 min read


Neurodiversity and the Art World: Building Awareness in Creative Spaces
Speaker: Nathan Thomas Description The art world celebrates creativity—but often overlooks the diverse minds behind it. In Neurodiversity and the Art World: Building Awareness in Creative Spaces, we explore the role of neurodiversity in the creative process and how galleries, museums, and cultural institutions can become more inclusive spaces for neurodivergent artists, audiences, and professionals. With lived experience and a background in the arts, the speaker shares insigh
Sep 91 min read
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