Crowne Plaza Hotel, Belfast
9am – 5.30pm

Neurodiversity Conference 2025 is a dynamic and immersive CPD-accredited event that invites us to rethink assumptions and expand our understanding of neurodiversity. Rooted in both clinical insight and lived experience, this event brings together a range of voices to explore innovative, respectful, and inclusive approaches to mental health and wellbeing.

What to Expect

SUPPORT

We’ll explore ways to support people whose minds work differently - including those who may identify with or have been diagnosed with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and other forms of neurodivergence.

UNDERSTANDING

This is a space where therapeutic practice meets real-world experience, where dialogue fosters deeper understanding, and where difference is not something to be fixed, but understood, respected, and supported.

LEARNING

Whether you’re a counsellor, therapist, educator, policymaker, support worker, or someone with lived experience, we invite you to join a community committed to evolving inclusive, affirming & good practice.

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Reasons to attend

Earn CPD and Expand Knowledge:

Gain certified CPD hours while learning from clinical experts and individuals with lived experience. 

Transform Your Practice:

Discover inclusive, respectful approaches and real-world strategies through experiential workshops.

Engage and Challenge Perspectives

Participate in thought-provoking panels and shift toward embracing diverse minds.

Connect and Inspire

Network with a passionate community and help shape neurodivergent-informed practices across sectors.

Meet the Speakers

See below speakers confirmed...more speakers to be announced

Who Should Attend

Helping Professionals

Counsellors, therapists, educators, and support staff seeking inclusive, neurodiversity-informed approaches.

Healthcare and Workplace Leaders

Health, social care, HR professionals, and employers focused on tailored and inclusive environments..

Policy and Advocacy Roles

Policymakers, community leaders, and activists driving systemic change for neurodivergent communities.

Families and Individuals

Parents, carers, students, researchers, and people with lived experience looking to connect and contribute.

Honouring minds. Expanding perspectives. Building inclusive support

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