Neurodiversity:

Overcoming Women's Limitations in the Workplace

WHEN:

Thur, 26 June 2025
11:00 - 14:30 GMT

WHERE:
Clarion,Elizabeth House
13-19 Queen Street Leeds LS1 2TW

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Join us for an insightful discussion on empowering women with neurodiverse traits in the workplace. Learn how to embrace and leverage neurodiversity to enhance creativity, innovation, and productivity in your organisation. Network with like-minded individuals and gain valuable insights from industry experts.

Our theme for this event:

#Neurodiversity : Overcoming Women's Limitations in the Workplace

Our Neurodiversity Panelists
Join our empowering and insightful conversation with leading voices in neurodiversity advocacy, law, and mental health.
Connect and network

Network with like-minded individuals and gain valuable insights from industry experts.

Celebrate Inclusivity

Take pride in fostering a sense of belonging, relevance, and empowerment through inclusion.

Our theme for this event:

#Neurodiversity : Overcoming Women's Limitations in the Workplace

Our Neurodiversity Panelists

Join our empowering and insightful conversation with leading voices in neurodiversity advocacy, law, and mental health.

Connect with colleagues and network with like-minded women

Connect with like-minded people and find peers that are aligned with your values and goals.

Celebrate Womanhood

Take pride in women's achievements and advocate for equality, tearing down stereotypes and promoting awareness through meaningful narratives.

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SPEAKER: CALLUM GAMBLE & CAREN LAUNUS-GAMBLE
Founders & Directors, Autism & Neurodiversity Consultants and Mentors at Callum L Gamble (a Kreativeinc Agency Ltd brand)

Callum and Caren are a powerful mother and son duo on a mission to redefine how we understand and support neurodiversity.

Callum is the author of From The Dark Into The Light - How I came to see the Positive Side of Autism. He shares his transformational journey, which started with his struggles to accept his autism and ended with him seeing the positive side of being different. He encourages you to apply his realisations to your life to help you find self-acceptance and become the best version of yourself.

SPEAKER: SUZANNE TREEN
Legal Director in Employment and Business Immigration, Clarion

Suzanne Treen is a Legal Director with 14 years of experience advising on employment law, with a focus on discrimination. Despite the legal risks, many organisations still overlook neurodiversity. A 2024 CIPD report found that 21% of employees felt mistreatment negatively impacted their work, and 31% of neurodiverse employees hadn’t disclosed their condition at all. Suzanne helps employers understand their legal obligations, manage risks, and build more neuroinclusive workplaces.

ROB BASKIND
Psychiatrist Positive Psychology – specialising in Neurodiversity

Dr. Rob Baskind is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of NHS experience, including leading mental health services and developing an adult ADHD service for 12 years. His personal journey through mental health challenges has deepened his commitment to helping others embrace vulnerability, build self-awareness, and lead values-driven, fulfilling lives.

#StrengthInDifference – Celebrating what makes us unique

Hosted by Clarion Solicitors

In partnership with Women in Healthcare

Clarion Solicitors is a leading, award-winning law firm based in Leeds, known for its client-first approach and deep commitment to inclusion. Clarion is proud to be a proactive voice in championing equity and neurodiversity in the workplace.

Hosting this event reflects their continued dedication to fostering diverse and inclusive spaces—not just in law, but across all industries.

About the Organiser

Women in Healthcare UK (WiH) is a platform for female healthcare professionals that provides networking opportunities, professional and social support and space to share and grow ideas, all while raising a progressive profile of the industry.

After addressing the complex needs of Women in the Healthcare sector, WiH-UK became a community network created by women for women. Our key objective is to not only equip women the knowledge and resources needed to succeed, but also instil confidence into each of our members so that they can not only lead, but succeed. We not only appreciate that each woman and her needs differ from the next, we also appreciate the fact that each healthcare profession comes with its own distinct challenges and obstacles, challenges and obstacles that our support and guidance can help you overcome.