Neurodiversity Consultant for Sparkle Class, TEDx Speaker & Expert Trainer on Neurodiversity

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Rachel Morgan-Trimmer is a world-class neurodiversity consultant, who delivers prestigious training on how to create an inclusive workplace and society for people living with ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism and Dyspraxia. Diagnosed with autism and ADHD personally, Rachel shares her personal experiences with authenticity when hired as a speaker and consultant. If you are looking to hire a speaker who is determined to make the world a more diverse, inclusive and equal place, don’t hesitate in hiring Rachel Morgan-Trimmer today.

Before forging her success as a top-class neurodiversity consultant, Rachel worked a decorated career in the media industry. Beginning her career as an Editorial Assistant for The McGraw Hill Companies, Rachel later became Content Manager for Brahm, a Project Manager for Gapwork and the Founding Managing Director of SugarCat Publishing. In 2018, Rachel began her journey as a Neurodiversity Consultant and Trainer for Sparkle Class, training organisations on how they can be inclusive of neurodiversity in the workplace and ensure that neurodivergent people are supported in all walks of life. Pushing the importance of not needing another ‘awareness course’, Rachel emphasises the importance of truly understanding neurodiversity – not just being aware of neurodiversity but understanding enough to really make a difference in neurodivergent people’s lives.

Rachel also provides training for neurodiverse people, providing them with advice without making them feel uncomfortable. In such training, Rachel focuses on a neurodivergent person’s strengths whilst tackling the challenges that they face, touching on subjects such as communication, mental health and time management. When hired as a speaker, Rachel covers topics such as the power of change: learning to live as a weirdo, what is neurodiversity and why should you care about it, what accessibility is and how you can be truly accessible and LADyHD: why ADHD looks and feels different in women and girls. When she is not found speaking or consulting, Rachel is volunteering for the Neurodiversity Association.

Booking a speaker to deliver a speech is a big responsibility, and Rachel is perfectly suited to fulfil such a responsibility. Hired as a neurodiversity speaker for corporate events, Rachel emphasises the importance of being inclusive of differences and why neurodiverse talent is important in the workplace. A seasoned speaker, Rachel has formerly spoken for the likes of Fujitsu and Capital One, and was invited to deliver the TEDx talk Inclusion Is Selfish. The perfect addition to diversity and inclusion-themed events, don’t hesitate in hiring neurodiversity expert Rachel Morgan-Trimmer today.

How to hire Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

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Rachel Morgan-Trimmer's official speaking topics are listed below:

The Power of Change: Learning To Live as a Weirdo - Rachel tells her story of growing up with undiagnosed ADHD and autism, and coping with severe and complex mental health issues.
What Is Neurodiversity and Why Should You Care About It? - An introduction to neurodiversity. What it means, why it’s important in the workplace and how you can be inclusive. The talk itself is interactive and inclusive, so audiences can get a real understanding of what neurodiversity actually feels like.
What Accessibility Is and How You Can Be Truly Accessible - Why accessibility is important, who we need to be accessible to, and some really easy ways to achieve that. While the focus is on neurodiversity, Rachel also offers tips that are broad enough to help a wide range of people, disabled and otherwise.
LADyHD: Why ADHD Looks and Feels Different in Women and Girls - Why ADHD is under-diagnosed and mismanaged in women and girls, and what you can do about it.

Official Feedback from In-Person & Virtual Events

Feedback from In-Person Events:

"The event went well thank you, the internal feedback was really good. Rachel gave some great insight and clarity on the topics of being neurodivergent, the content was pitched at the right level, included us a business and was delivered with some humour which resonated well with the audience." - Serena, Key Account Director, DS Smith

"Rachel delivered a workshop for us on Neurodiversity and Inclusion that was insightful and inspiring. It was interactive and thoughtfully put together. We especially loved the way it was geared towards us and our industry. I particularly enjoyed how interactive it was and would encourage everyone to participate in and book a workshop with Rachel." - Danielle, Co-Founder & CMO, Found By Few

"Rachel's passion, insight and original thinking were evident when we both contributed towards a panel discussion last year. I really love her creative approach to training and how she is able to engage the audience and make the content relatable and memorable. Her commitment and knowledge are visceral and tangible and have a powerful impact on individuals, teams and organisations." - Deborah, Neurodiversity & Inclusion Lead, Dyslexia Box

"One of the best talks I've ever seen, and I've seen hundreds" - Paul, Developer

"The best workshop I have ever been to, on any topic" - Jay, Digital Interruption

"That was the best hour I've spent in a webinar" - Dania, Spinks

Feedback from Virtual Events:

"I just wanted to reach out and wrap up for the call today, thank you both for helping us put this together and thank you, Rachel, for your great talk! We peaked at around 325 people in the audience at one time, and it seems like roughly 380 people joined across the length of the call which is really great for us and higher than we have seen recently for these kinds of calls! From that and the engagement in the chat, it seems like people really resonated with the talk! I know I also found it personally very engaging and had some memorable takeaways." - Emma, UX & Front End Development, London Digital Innovation Studio, Avanade