Discover how AI tools could help reduce cognitive load, support neurodivergent professionals and make workplaces more inclusive
The session is delivered by Andy Bremner, Digital & AI Trainer and Digital Transformation Lead at Access Training, who brings both professional expertise and his personal experience of ADHD.
The event explores how artificial intelligence can support neurodivergent people in the workplace, including those with ADHD, autism and dyslexia. Focus on reducing cognitive load, managing information overload, improving organisation, supporting communication and making everyday work more accessible.
Explain that this isn't about changing how people think. It's about exploring how technology can better support different ways of thinking.
The session should appeal to neurodivergent professionals, HR teams, managers, business owners, learning and development professionals and anyone interested in workplace inclusion.
Make it clear that no technical knowledge is required and attendees will explore practical examples, opportunities and limitations of AI.
Event details:
Free online lunchtime webinar
Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Date: To be confirmed
Organiser: Access Training
Trainer: Andy Bremner
Include a short introduction to Access Training, a North East training provider with over 40 years of experience, and briefly mention our wider AI training and Level 4 AI & Automation Practitioner apprenticeship.
Use an inviting, conversational tone with personality and a little humour, but remain respectful and sensitive when discussing neurodiversity. Avoid corporate jargon, exaggerated claims and suggesting that AI is a universal solution.
Finish with a compelling invitation to register for the free session.