Neurodiversity Trainings for Organizations
At least 1 in 5 people learn, think and/or communicate differently than the so-called “typical” brain. Learning about neurodiversity fosters a culture that benefits all employees to do their best work.
Understanding Neurodiversity: Transform Your Organization
We offer virtual neurodiversity trainings for employers, healthcare practices, schools, and any organization looking to become more neuroinclusive.
Our 1-4 hour presentations, lunch & learns, and interactive workshops can be customized to meet your organization’s needs.
Understanding the ways that people think, learn and communicate benefits everyone. Our trainings will help you:
- Boost engagement & morale
- Create an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered
- Recruit and retain a broader talent pool
- Reduce employee turnover & burnout
- Improve team communication
Why consider a neurodiversity training from All Brains Belong?

“What the training did was to give us an understanding of how different individuals’ minds work differently. An awareness of this give(s) [everyone] an opportunity to excel and contribute in the most impactful way to the team.”
-Blake Sturcke, Co-CEO, Encore Renewable Energy
This was one of the most helpful trainings I’ve ever attended. I now have insight into how my team can better understand one another, and help everyone get their needs met.
Another participant in All Brains Belong’s neurodiversity trainings for employers
Training fees are based on sliding scale per organizational budget size. 100% of fees from All Brains Belong’s trainings go to employment support programs for our patients. To request a custom quote, please submit a training request form.
Free Educational Resources
2025 Webinars
- 2nd Annual “Everything is Connected to Everything: Improving the Healthcare of Autistic & ADHD Adults” Webinar (Tues 1/14/2025). Click here to sign up for the recording.
- 4th Annual “Shifting the Autism Narrative: The Impact of Stigma on Health” Webinar (Tues 4/8/2025 6pm ET plus recorded). Click here to register.