Join Neurospicy Collective for our 2025 Neurodiversity Celebration Week in our series of online workshops!

After wrapping up an incredible 2024, public online workshops were the most requested for event for 2025!

Thriving At Work as a Neurospicy!

Thriving with your brain (instead of against it!)
Harnessing our strengths at work
Supporting the areas we need extra help with
How to ask for what you need to thrive
Learning about your brain – “you don’t know, what you don’t know!”

What will you get?

List of workplace accommodations that are free and easy to do
Learn (at least!) one new piece of information or terminology!
Learn (at least!) one tangible action you could start today!
Learn at least one AUSLAN sign!
Full presentation pack along with free downable resources

What other people have said

“This workshop has taught me much about Neurodiversity, about what can be classified as Neurodiversity and how to take steps in being more inclusive.”

“Amber presents a high energy, high impact workshop. Both informative and practical. Although the information is targeting neurodiversity - the concepts can apply to all of us.”

“Fabulous session! Amber has such high energy and positivity and took us all on a journey together. I really learnt a lot and will steal at least one catchphrase - when a flower doesn't bloom, fix the environment not the flower. Thank you!”

“Amber's keynote was very dynamic, energetic and engaging. There was a wealth of practical information on how to genuinely increase neurodiversity in the workplace.”

“Your expertise and passion shine bright and you back it all up with tangible strategies and powerful data/evidence. The respect and inclusion you share for other underrepresented communities is moving and something to be truly admired! Thank you for all you do for the disability community, especially us NeuroSpicy folk - the world needs more people like you”

Who is Amber?

Amber (she/her) is the founder and director of Neurospicy Collective, a neurodivergent founded consultancy making impactful change by placing people back at the centre of inclusion and belonging. A proudly Autistic ADHDer, Amber is a Senior Change Practitioner with a specialisation in neuroinclusion, who empowers organisations to drive meaningful change through authentic conversations. Combining her lived experience of neurological disability, professional background within clinical settings and a neuro-affirming approach (#NothingAboutUsWithoutUs), Amber’s passion is on creating spaces where we can all thrive. Let her show you how to fix the environment, not the flower! Learn more about Amber here.