Immediate results
15 practical questions
Free personalised report
This assessment looks at three areas where neuroinclusive practice often breaks down:
Candidate Access
Can candidates understand the process, request support and participate fairly?
Adjustment Response
Can people get support clearly, consistently and without chasing?
Manager Confidence
Do line managers know what to say, what to do and when to escalate?
One assessment gives you insight. Several reveal the BIGGER picture.
This assessment can be completed individually or shared across teams and departments to build a clearer picture of neuroinclusive workplace readiness.
Individual insight
One person receives an immediate snapshot of how neuroinclusive their own workplace experience feels.
Team-level patterns
Several responses from the same team can highlight shared strengths, barriers and areas of inconsistency.
Department comparison
Responses across different departments can show where experiences vary across the organisation.
Organisation-wide evidence
Combined results provide a stronger evidence base for prioritising training, support and practical change.
Track progress over time
Repeat the assessment later to see whether actions are improving employee experience and workplace practice.
Turn insight into action
Use the findings to guide conversations, identify priorities and decide where further support may be needed.
Why this matters now
Current UK and Irish employer guidance points to the same pressure points:
- Recruitment processes are not always accessible.
- Adjustment pathways are often unclear.
- Managers are not always confident responding early.
- Leadership teams may not have clear visibility of where friction is building.
That means neuroinclusion is no longer just an awareness issue. It is a readiness issue.
Designed by Neurodiversity Spark
Neurodiversity Spark works with employers across the UK and Ireland to improve neuroinclusive recruitment, workplace adjustments, manager confidence and employee support.
Our work combines lived experience, applied research and practical workplace implementation.


