Your training could exclude one in five learners

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Want to fix that?

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Join a free 45 Minute Masterclass

Neuro-inclusive Training 101:

How designing for neurodivergent learners benefits everyone

1pm BST

Thursday 30th April 2026

Limited places available

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In this interactive masterclass, you'll learn:

Why understanding neurodiversity makes your training better for everyone, (not just neurodivergent people)

Why the status quo is broken and why waiting for people to request adjustments is inefficient and expensive

Who you're not seeing - the learners you're accidentally excluding in your training sessions

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Practical tips you can immediately apply to your training to make it neuroinclusive

This is Sascha. She’s running the session

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This isn't a theoretical session.

It's practical, immediately useful, and you'll leave with tools you can apply to your next training session.

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Who this is for 

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Learning and Development Professionals

who want to design more effective, inclusive training

Trainers and facilitators

who know they could be doing better but aren't sure how

Anyone responsible for workplace learning

who’s interested in rolling neuroinclusive practise out at scale

Who’s running it?

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Hello I’m Sascha.

I'm a neurodivergent learning designer and facilitator with 20+ years creating transformational experiences.

I’m the founder of We the Creators and we teach trainers and L&D teams how to design training that works for all kinds of minds.

My approach combines learning science, neurodiversity research, and practical frameworks that work in real organisations with real constraints.

"Waiting for learners to ask for individual adjustments isn’t a strategy - it’s firefighting."

What the session involves:

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Format

Online session via Zoom.

When you book you’ll be sent a joining link.

Length of time

45 minutes in total.

35 mins teaching

+ 10 mins Q&A.

Style

Relaxed, practical, with an opportunity to ask questions.

You choose how you interact.

Cameras on or cameras off.

Communicate verbally or by submitting questions.

Captions will be available.

Book a place
Book a place

Places are strictly limited to keep the session interactive.

Date: Thursday 30th April
Time: 1:00 pm - 1:45 pm GMT

FAQs

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Q: Is this really free?
A: Yes, completely free. No strings attached.

Q: Will I need my camera on?
A: No you can choose - whatever makes you comfortable.

Q: How can I interact in the session?

A: You choose. You can ask questions in the chat or raise your hands and ask verbally. We’ll also be practising a set of non verbal communication techniques.

Q: What if I can't make this date?
A: Join my mailing list here, I'll let you know when the next session is scheduled.

Q: Do I need any prior knowledge about neurodiversity?
A: No. This is an introduction - no prior knowledge needed.

Q: Will this be recorded?
A: No - this is a live, interactive session only.

Q: What if I want to bring colleagues?
A: Great! Everyone will need to book individually through the link

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We the Creators

Somerset House,

Strand, London, WC2R 1LA

hello@wethecreators.co.uk