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Session 3: Handling Change in the Workplace
Session 3: Handling Change in the Workplace

Tue, 03 Sept

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Newpsych

Session 3: Handling Change in the Workplace

Implementing neuro-affirming support and management practices. Adapting communication styles to meet diverse needs.

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03 Sept 2024, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Newpsych

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How to Create a Neuro-Affirming Workplace

Is neurodiversity part of your company’s diversity and inclusion program?

Join us for a dynamic webinar series exploring key insights into the neurodiversity movement and creating neuro-affirming workplaces.

NewPsych Psychologists is deeply committed to neuro-inclusive practices and eager to share our expertise in unlocking the potential of neurodivergent individuals in professional environments.

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