Join us for an insightful CPD-Accredited session exploring the unique challenges neurodivergent women face, from late diagnoses and masking to workplace bias and societal expectations.

What to Expect:

This session is delivered by a neurodivergent professional woman, sharing real-life experiences and shedding light on the often-overlooked realities of neurodiversity in women.

Key Topics Covered:

• Understanding the prevalence of Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, and Dyspraxia in women
• Why so many women have been missed in diagnosis—examining gender bias in assessments
• The impact of social expectations and the different ways women mask and camouflage neurodivergence
• Workplace bias—navigating challenges, from career progression to misconceptions
• The effects of late or missed diagnosis and how this influences self-perception and management strategies
• How to become an empowered neurodivergent woman—embracing strengths and advocating for change

Why Attend?

This session provides a safe space for discussion, learning, and empowerment, offering practical insights and strategies to support neurodivergent women in their personal and professional lives.

Breakfast and drinks will be provided. 

Members and Non-Members of all genders are welcome to attend.

Details of other sessions in out Neurodiversity series are available here.

Registration Deadline: 21 October 2025

This event is CPD Accredited (2.5 hours)

Event Contact: Events Team