Mental health, neurodiversity, and workplace support

Building a workplace where mental health and neurodiversity thrive

Too often, mental health and neurodiversity are treated as compliance checkboxes or hidden struggles—when in reality, they’re essential components of an innovative, resilient workforce. This session equips employers with the tools to go beyond legal requirements and foster true inclusion. We’ll explore how thoughtful policy, cultural shifts, and day-to-day practices can create environments where all employees can thrive. Participants will leave with actionable strategies to support neurodivergent and mentally ill employees, driving both wellbeing and business success.

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Who should join?

HR LEADERS

Meet the minds

behind this session

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  • Steering Committee Member

    Founder of Divergently

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  • Facilitator

    Founder of Disclo

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  • Facilitator

    Founder. Advocate. Speaker. Building trauma-informed, mentally healthy work cultures.   

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  • Mental Health Advocate

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  • Bhavik R. Shah is an equity-driven strategist transforming workplaces through empathy, systems, and advocacy.

Thank you

to our session sponsors and partners