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Hello, I’m Tigger Pritchard—an award-winning, proudly neurodivergent (AuAHD and more!) keynote speaker and trainer. I help organisations and communities become genuinely neuroinclusive and neuroaffirming—so people of all neurotypes can understand each other, work better together, and thrive.

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I deliver engaging hybrid keynotes and conference sessions, alongside practical training and consultancy for corporate organisations, education settings, workplaces, care providers, and community groups. I also offer tailored support to neurodivergent individuals (Autistic/PDA/ADHD) and their families. Plus, as a Regional Makaton Tutor with thirty five years’ experience, I bring deep, hands-on expertise in accessible communication.

 

​At the heart of my approach is this:

 

"Neurodivergent (Autism) individual + Environment = Outcome"

​Dr Luke Beardon (2017)

 

​So what is “the environment”? It’s everything around the person that can either remove barriers or create them—how we understand neurodivergent differences; sensory, communication, social, and cultural expectations; unconscious bias; reliance on outdated, medical-model thinking; stale training; and persistent myths. When we improve the environment, outcomes improve.

 

​I can help you assess what’s getting in the way and make practical changes that lead to better experiences and better outcomes—building environments that are neuroaffirming for everyone.

 

​Reduced fees are available for parent/carer groups, CICs, and charitable organisations. Do get in touch to discuss your needs and options.

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