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Beth Thomas - Neuroinclusion specialist

Can you make it?

Published 3 months ago • 2 min read

BETH THOMAS

RECOVERING PERFECTIONIST

Hey there Reader,

Happy Friday!

You’ve made it through another week. I hope you’re finding a moment to celebrate yourself for that.

I have two quick updates, both for events next week that I’m genuinely excited about, and I’d love to see you there!

Before that, I want to share a beautiful moment we had in the Curious Minds Collective. Last night was our games night, and we had a blast! It was a beautiful way to end the day and I didn't realise how much I needed that gorgeous moment of connection. Fancy joining us at the next one? We host them monthly!

The Professional Speaking Association’s Neurodiversity Community Meeting

It’s an absolute honour to be part of the founders’ working group who created this space. It’s a practical, safe, educational space for anyone involved in, around, or curious about improving inclusion in the speaking industry.

Tuesday 26th, 6.30pm BST. And yes, evening — nobody should be doing this work at 6.30 in the morning unless that’s genuinely their strength. It’s certainly not mine.

​Book here​

A free webinar: Neurodiversity in the Workplace — Moving Beyond Awareness

I’m collaborating with the brilliant Rayana Jano, a HR specialist.

Here’s why. Most workplaces are finally a bit more aware of neurodiversity, maybe even a bit more accepting. Which is lovely. But awareness alone isn’t enough, is it? We need action. And you know me — persistently tenacious.

We’ll cover what neurodivergence actually means in a workplace setting, through to how employers can genuinely support neurodivergent talent without over-complicating it.

Wednesday 27th, 12:00pm BST.

​Book here​

If you’ve got questions about either, send them my way. I love hearing from you.

Otherwise — have a beautiful weekend. Tell me what you’re up to. Let me celebrate with you. See you next week.

Best and brightest love, Beth x

P.S. If you fancy hanging out with a wonderful crew of neurodivergent humans between now and then, the Curious Minds Collective is always open and Aslan sends his regards!

Beth Thomas | Neuroinclusion specialist

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Beth Thomas - Neuroinclusion specialist

Professional speaker & recovering perfectionist

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