In the world of sports, understanding and embracing neurodiversity is crucial for retaining participants and delivering quality coaching programs. By recognising and valuing the unique neurological differences among participants, coaches can create more inclusive, supportive and effective training environments. This not only helps in retaining participants who might otherwise feel misunderstood or sidelined, but also enhances team dynamics, enjoyment and performance. Supporting coaches with relevant strategies helps to increase their job satisfaction, leading to greater coach retention rates. Embracing neurodiversity fosters a culture of empathy and innovation, allowing every participant to thrive and reach their full potential.
Introducing the brilliant team working to develop sport-specific workforce neurodiversity training programs. We design strategies, courses and support services that equip coaches and workforce members with the knowledge to recognise neurodiverse traits and provide them with the skills and tools to effectively support individuals and groups.
Lisa Cotton is a dedicated professional in the field of sport delivery, diversity, and inclusion. With extensive experience spanning the aquatic and education sectors, she champions initiatives that promote greater inclusivity and accessibility within the sports community. Excitingly, Lisa is based in the United Kingdom.
Tammy McMillan holds multifaceted roles as a Special Education Teacher, Sports Coach, and Inclusion Consultant that highlight her passion and commitment to fostering inclusivity within both the sports community and broader society. Her diverse background equips her with a well-rounded perspective on how to effectively enhance inclusivity, ensuring that individuals of all abilities are supported and empowered to participate fully. Tammy is based in Queensland.
Our Founder, Anna, Lisa and Tammy work with wider educational specialists in learning support and co-design strategies and training content with sports workforces, to ensure maximum relevance. We'd love to help your sport, organisation or club to grow through neurodiversity inclusion.