Neuroinclusive Work Environments

• In-person event
• 506, Tory Building, Carleton University
• 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1S 5B6

• Contact
• Rebecca Drodge, learninganddevelopment@carleton.ca

This session focuses on understanding neurodiversity as a natural part of human variation and explores how work environments can unintentionally create barriers. You will learn practical strategies that reduce cognitive load, increase clarity, and support a variety of thinking and working approaches. These strategies help create environments that are more predictable, flexible, and accessible for everyone.

Your Facilitators:

• Cathy Malcolm Edwards
• Tara Connolly

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn what neurodiversity means and why different ways of thinking are a natural part of human variation.
• Notice common barriers that can make tasks harder to process or complete.
• Use simple strategies to make your work clearer, more predictable, and easier for everyone to navigate.

If you have any questions, please email us at learninganddevelopment@carleotn.ca.

Registration

Registration is available through Carleton Central. Under the Employee Services tab, click on Learning and Professional Development, then select Workshop Registration and followed by All Workshops. More information will be sent to you via email closer to the session date.