Navigating Trauma and Neurodiversity
Discover how neurodiversity and trauma intersect, and learn practical ways to create more inclusive, supportive environments.
About this workshop
Explore the connection between neurodiversity and trauma through practical approaches to workplace inclusion and trauma-informed support. This engaging workshop combines complementary expertise to help participants create accessible, empathetic environments that recognise individual strengths and support needs.
What we’ll explore
What is trauma
Explore what trauma means and how it can influence neurodivergent people’s experiences, responses and support needs.
The intersection of trauma and neurodiversity
Examine how trauma and neurodivergent experiences can overlap and shape individual support needs.
Identifying triggers
Learn to recognise situations, interactions and environments that may cause distress or overwhelm.
Case Study
Apply your learning to a practical scenario and explore inclusive, trauma-informed responses.
What participants will take away
- Neuroinclusion strategies
- Trauma-informed care
- Holistic & practical
Who this workshop is for
Executive leaders who want to strengthen inclusion and support employees more effectively.
Workshop facilitators
Joseph K Muscat
Award-Winning Inclusion Leader
Joseph is an accomplished corporate speaker, workshop trainer, and consultant who specializes in inclusion projects focused on harnessing and supporting neurodivergent talent. With extensive experience in people management, productivity strategy, and entrepreneurship across diverse professional roles, Joseph has become a dedicated advocate for fostering neuroinclusion in workplaces of all sizes.
Jamie Ramos
Trauma-informed practitioner and founder of Child Trauma Consultancy,
Jaime Ramos is a childhood trauma specialist with over 25 years of frontline experience supporting children, young people, adults and families. As founder of Child Trauma Consultancy, Jaime brings deep expertise on how trauma impacts development and behavior.
Jaime’s personal experience of trauma enriches a practice focused on genuine connection, realistic support, and meeting individual needs. Across child protection, residential care, and advocacy roles, Jaime has developed unique insights into the intersections of trauma, disability, and neurodiversity.
Holding a social work degree and specialist qualifications, Jaime is committed to enhancing compassionate, evidence-based support for those affected by childhood trauma.
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