Neurodiversity Expert / Keynote Speaker / Academic / Dad

I am a highly sought after international speaker and trainer on the topics of ADHD and wider neurodiversity. My academic research explores neuroinclusion & the experiences of neurodivergent people, and I hold a position as an assistant professor of Mental Health Nursing at Northumbria University.

  • To deliver evidence based, enjoyable, passionate and informative training sessions and consultancy for organisations wanting to make the world a better place for neurodivergent people.

  • To demystify ADHD, challenge unhelpful and outdated stereotypes and misinformation, and present a new and empowering neurodiversity narrative for all.

  • To improve the lives of neurodivergent people.

  • To challenge and improve how society treats and supports those with differing needs through effective neuroinclusive strategies, policies, and systemic redevelopment.

Who I’ve worked with… 

Over the course of my career, I’ve had the pleasure of delivering lectures, training, bespoke programmes & workshops to over 10,000 individuals.

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Services

My offering includes keynote speeches, corporate conferences, public lectures, workplace training, ongoing consultancy & bespoke programme support.

What others are saying:

  • "Tom delivers an amazing course, he is by far one of the most engaging, energetic, and entertaining trainers I have met. Tom is a big personality, and his knowledge of ADHD is unrivalled..."

    Hexagon Care Services

  • "I have worked in healthcare for a number of years and researched adhd a lot, and continue to do so however I got more from your training than I ever have with anything before. It was so lovely to hear it from yourself someone who knows and understands the struggles many people face."

    Lauren - Workshop Attendee

  • "I just wanted to write and say how much I enjoyed your talk. I was riveted throughout. Listening to every word, I certainly had no lapse in concentration which I find I have in normal life. I thought your story was so eloquent, you added in humour and kept the dark bits light, but powerful. Such an important story to tell. "

    Paula Bennett

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