2025 Headline Sponsor
Welcome to the National Neurodiversity Shows 2025
To see what’s on at each show, please click on the show you’d like to visit. You can book visitor tickets by either clicking “Book Visitor Tickets” or from the individual show pages once you’ve had a look at what’s on.
What's included with a ticket?
Unlimited
Seminars
Attend as many seminars as you like, included with a ticket to the show
FREE Product Demonstrations
Try out products on display from exhibitors and receive promotional goodies
Show guide & goodie bag
Receive a show guide with a map of the exhibition, seminar listings and times and a show goodie bag
Meet the
Speakers
Our speakers are all passionate about their topics and will be spending time at the shows before and after their speaking sessions
Access to Exclusive Deals
Our exhibitors will be offering exclusive deals available to you at our shows
Wellbeing
Advice
Our exhibitors are all experts in their fields and will be on hand to help you and offer advice
Grab a Bite
Food and drink will be available to purchase at every show
Connect with Others
Our shows will be visited by families and professionals for you to build your network
Charge your Device
Booost Education will be providing a charging area for you to give you phone or tablet a BOOOST
What's on; Speakers
Faces you can expect to see at the shows;
Click on the images to find out more
Lucy Owen - Reachout Educational
Dr Angela Kingdon - The Autistic Culture Podcast
Dr Emma Ashworth - Liverpool John Moores University
Bethan Harding MBE - Winning With Numbers
Karen Mills - Founder of AP Cymru
Lavinia Dowling - Founder of The M Word CiC
Dr Kerri Betts PhD - Neurodiversify
The Neurodiversity Fairy
Aden Boyce - Neurodivergence Lived Experience Speaker
Liz Smith - Free2BMe - Counselling and Psychotherapy
International Opera Singer and Autism Advocate Sophia Grech
Konrad Halabuda - Autism Lived Experience Speaker
Dr Catry Manning Birmingham University
Barbara Perry - Reachout Educational
Alex Swift - Autism Lived Experience Speaker
Jacqui Brett - JBOT UK - Neurodivergent Specialist Occupational Therapist
Cllr Charlotte Galsworthy - ADHD Lived Experience Speaker
Anita Davies - Freedom From Tedium
Aleem Jaffer - Dyslexia Lived Experience Spekaer
The SpeaKING Jamie Denyer
Matt Higginson - Insight Workplace Health
Dr Emily Lowthian
Dr Cathryn Knight
Charis Hawkley - Dyspraxia Lived Experience Speaker
Sarah Osborne -Specialist Neurodivergent Nutritionist
Daryl McMullan - The Inclusivity Group
Matt Williams - Mental Health Lived Experience Speaker
Catherine Leggett - Autentic
Krystal Bella Shaw - Editor of Dyspraxia Magazine
Remie Colledge - Autism Lived Experience Speaker
Why visit?
1. Education and Awareness
2. Support and Resources
3. Networking Opportunities
4. Personal & Professional Growth
5. Advocacy and Inclusion
6. Inspiration & Empowerment
7. Celebrate Diversity
1. Education and Awareness
- Learn About Neurodiversity: Gain a deeper understanding of what neurodiversity
means and the various conditions it encompasses, such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia,
and more. - Stay Updated: Keep abreast of the latest research, therapies, and best practices for
supporting neurodivergent individuals via the advice on hand from our exhibitors.
2. Support and Resources
- Find Support: Connect with support groups, organizations, and resources tailored to
the needs of neurodiverse individuals and their families via our exhibitors. - Access to Experts: Meet and learn from experts in various fields within
neurodiversity who can provide valuable insights and advice.
3. Networking Opportunities
- Meet Like-minded People: Mingle with other attendees who share similar interests
and experiences, which can lead to new friendships and professional connections. - Collaborative Opportunities: Discover opportunities for collaboration on projects,
advocacy efforts, or community initiatives aimed at promoting neurodiversity.
4. Personal & Professional Growth
- Professional Development: Absorb yourself into a welcoming community of people
who see things differently and develop your knowledge and understanding of how
they see the world. - Personal Growth: If you’re new to Neurodiversity, discover something different and
step into a talented, interesting and good natured community of people. - Career Advancement: For professionals, attending such events can provide
continuing education credits and improve job performance and prospects in fields like education, healthcare, and human resources.
5. Advocacy and Inclusion
- Promote Inclusion: Learn how to advocate effectively for neurodiverse people in
various settings, such as schools, workplaces, and communities. - Create Inclusive Environments: Gain practical strategies for creating more inclusive
environments that accommodate and celebrate neurodiversity.
6. Inspiration & Empowerment
- Hear Success Stories: Listen to inspiring stories from neurodiverse individuals who
have achieved success in various fields, providing motivation and hope. - Empowerment: Empower neurodiverse people and their families with knowledge,
resources, and a sense of community.
7. Celebrate Diversity
- Celebrate Differences: Our shows celebrate the unique strengths and perspectives
that neurodiverse individuals bring to society. - Cultural Enrichment: Our aim is to bring talented people together at the shows and for visitors to have the ability to sample a rich and vibrant approach to art,
performance and talent.
1. Education and Awareness
- Learn About Neurodiversity: Gain a deeper understanding of what neurodiversity and neurodivergence
means and the various conditions it encompasses, such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia,
and more. - Stay Updated: Keep abreast of the latest research, therapies, and best practices for
supporting neurodivergent people via the advice on hand from our exhibitors.
2. Support and Resources
- Find Support: Connect with support groups, organizations, and resources tailored to
the needs of neurodivergent people. - Access to Experts: Meet and learn from experts in various fields within
neurodiversity who can provide valuable insights and advice.
3. Networking Opportunities
- Meet Like-minded People: Mingle with other attendees who share similar interests
and experiences, which can lead to new friendships and professional connections. - Collaborative Opportunities: Discover opportunities for collaboration on projects,
advocacy efforts, or community initiatives aimed at promoting the benefits of neurodiversity.
4. Personal & Professional Growth
- Professional Development: Absorb yourself into a welcoming community of people
who see things differently and develop your knowledge and understanding of how
they see the world. - Personal Growth: If you’re new to Neurodiversity, discover something different and
step into a talented, interesting and good natured community of people. - Professional Development: For professionals, attending The National Neurodiversity Shows can boost your knowledge and awareness of neurodiversity.
5. Advocacy and Inclusion
- Promote Inclusion: Learn how to advocate effectively for neurodivergent people in
various settings, such as schools, workplaces, and communities. - Create Inclusive Environments: Gain practical strategies for creating more inclusive
environments that accommodate and celebrate neurodiversity.
6. Inspiration & Empowerment
- Hear Success Stories: Listen to inspiring stories from real people who
have achieved success in various fields, providing motivation and hope. - Empowerment: Empower neurodivergent people by raising awareness and celebrating our differences and strengths, whilst acknowledging our challenges.
7. Celebrate Diversity
- Celebrate Differences: Our shows celebrate the unique strengths and perspectives
that people who are different bring to society. - Cultural Enrichment: Our aim is to bring talented people together at the shows and for visitors to have the ability to sample a rich and vibrant approach to art,
performance and talent.
