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She was recently shortlisted for the Neurodiverse Business Awards ‘Innovator of the Year 2026’, where she received a special commendation.
Sara is neurodivergent herself, with lived experience of autism, ADHD, dyscalculia, dyspraxia and sensory processing differences. She works with professionals and entrepreneurs across key areas including:
Neurodiversity awareness DEIB (Awareness and Communication)
Women’s health and neurodiversity
The intergenerational workforce
Domestic abuse awareness for line managers and HR.
With a background in luxury hospitality and as a disability and employment specialist in recruitment and hiring, Sara-Louise is passionate about communicating the realities of being neurodivergent, helping organisations move beyond compliance towards meaningful inclusion.
She recognises that inclusion sits at the intersection of many identities, including gender, race, age, disability, social class and culture. Sara works with compassion to support both neurodivergent individuals and employers navigating this space, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to attract, support and retain neurodivergent talent across all generations.
Sara delivers her work through a range of formats, including one to one consultancy, clinics and group workshops, all tailored to the needs of each organisation.
(In person London area only)
Sara-Louise regularly holds clinics for companies to enable employees and Line Managers (together or separately) to pop in and ask her questions where a quick tip is needed on Adjustments that include working environment, how the work is being done and the use of Assistive Technology. This can also have a more holistic focus where companies would like to provide an outlet for staff who are in need of information about coaching, diagnosis, assessments, strategies and signposting for themselves and their loved ones. In this sense, it becomes a longer and more personalised version of a Q&A and takes place in a confidential setting, on a drop-in basis.
Your talk today was very informative and so helpful. I will modify many things that I do as a facilitator thanks to the new understanding that I gained.
It was honestly great to hear you speak yesterday… hearing your take on the topic of neurodiversity along with your own experiences was powerful.
