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Thriiver

Why does building a neuro-inclusive culture make business sense?

An estimated one in seven people in the UK are neurodivergent but without proper support in the workplace they will not reach their true potential.

by Advertising feature 11 December 2023

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Recent evidence from Hewlett Packard, Deloitte and Harvard Business Review tells us that: 

  • Neurodiverse teams are 30% more productive.
  • Companies with an inclusive culture are 6x more likely to be innovative and agile.
  • Organisations who actively promote an inclusive environment report 19% higher revenue.

Thriiver has supported neurodiverse people in the workplace for the past 27 years - and we’ve helped many organisations reap tangible business benefits.

Building a neuro-inclusive culture is a journey and with competing DEI priorities it is often a challenge to know what to do and where to start.

A key first step includes highlighting the business rewards to your organisation and senior management team. We know recruitment and retention are hot topics for HR leaders - if you can support your neurodiverse employees, you are more likely to retain them. If you offer neuro-inclusive recruitment practices you can attract a wider talent pool – and one that can be more productive and effective.

At Thriiver, we help organisations at various stages of maturity, build better businesses by creating a neuro-inclusive culture. 

In our experience some of the most important success factors are:

1. Data – understand your employees and gather data to get senior leadership buy-in
2. Raise awareness and educate your employees – neurodiversity is a buzzword, many people don’t understand the reality and are too afraid to ask
3. Foster psychological safety – start the conversation and unlock the power of your teams  

We provide bespoke programmes of work to meet our individual client needs that include: 

  • An online screening tool for neurodiverse traits, 
  • Awareness training 
  • Coaching and co-coaching 
  • Neurodiversity passports, fact sheets and resources

Visit www.thriiver.co.uk or contact gyan.rhodes@thriiver.co.uk to explore how we can help you build a better business.


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