Wales Launches UK’s Largest Exhibition Dedicated to Neurodiversity
The Neurodiversity Show is coming to a city near you! Dates for your diary; National Neurodiversity Show
Cardiff – 22nd May 2025 – Cardiff City Stadium
Liverpool – 16th June 2025 – Exhibition Centre Liverpool
Midlands – 23rd July 2025 – Coventry Building Society Arena
The UK’s largest show dedicated to neurodiversity, the National Neurodiversity Show is an exhibition which will feature a day of talks, instructional and educational seminars and workshops as well as exhibits dedicated to neurodivergence. So what can you expect to find at a neurodiversity show?
In addition to the impressive line-up of speakers, the event will feature exciting exhibitors showcasing a diverse range of products and services.
Here’s just some of the speakers we have lined up;
International Opera Star and Autism ambassador Sophia Grech will be talking about finding her voice through singing at the National Neurodiversity Show in Cardiff and the Midlands.
Wall St Journal Bestseller Dr Angela Kingdon from the Autistic Culture Podcast will be talking about “Our Contributions and Impact” at the shows in Liverpool and the Midlands.
Lavinia Dowling from The M Word CiC will be talking about the “Hidden Autism Language” at all 3 shows in Cardiff, Liverpool and the Midlands.
Award winning nutritionist Sarah Osborne will be talking about “Building Resilience with Diet and Nutrition for Neurodivergence” at every show in 2025.
TEDx Speaker Jamie Denyer will be delivering his famous session; “Assembling the Avengers” at all 3 shows in 2025.
The Neurodiversity Fairy will be talking about “How to Dominate Your ADHD” at the Cardiff show
Dr Emma Ashworth, Liverpool John Moores University will be discussing the ever important suicide prevention in neurodivergent children and young people at the show in Liverpool
Legal Experts from HCB Solicitors will be telling you how to secure funding your child with Special Educational Needs (SEN) at every show in 2025, so you have 3 chances to soak this up!
“This is so needed. Really looking forward to it” – Anita Davies – Freedom From Tedium (Exhibitor and speaker)
“Absolutely thrilled to be a speaker at the national neurodiversity show in Coventry next July” – Charis Hawkley (Speaker)
“You ROCK!” – DWJ Wealth Management (Exhibitor and speaker)
About
The National Neurodiversity Show was set up by Emma and Steph who are both passionate about inclusion for neurodivergent people. Emma has been running exhibitions for 15 years and they both live in Wales. The Show is committed to raising awareness of the need for social inclusion and to providing a space for people and organisations to learn, access information, and work together.
If you’d like to find out more about the shows, feel free to contact us https://nationalneurodiversityshows.com
To get tickets, visit https://www.nationalneurodiversityshows.com/visit
To exhibit, visit https://www.nationalneurodiversityshows.com/exhibit
About the Event
The National Neurodiversity Show is a ground-breaking event that celebrates neurodiversity in all its forms. As the UK’s premier exhibition dedicated to neurodiversity, our show provides a platform for individuals, families, educators, and professionals to come together and learn from each other. With a focus on inclusivity and understanding, our event aims to promote a more inclusive society that values and supports neurodiverse differences.
Our show features an exciting array of exhibitors, showcasing the latest products, services, and resources available to support neurodivergent individuals. From sensory products to educational resources, our exhibition floor is designed to cater to a diverse audience, providing something for everyone. Whether you’re a family member, educator, or professional, our event is the perfect opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and gain a deeper understanding of neurodiversity.
Accessibility and Inclusion
At the National Neurodiversity Show, we are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment for all attendees. Our exhibition floor is wheelchair accessible, and we have designated sensory quiet spaces available for those who need a break. We understand that neurodivergent individuals may have different needs, and we strive to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for all.
Our event is designed to be sensory-friendly, with careful consideration given to lighting and color. We also offer quiet time and quiet rooms for those who need a break from the hustle and bustle of the exhibition. Our goal is to create an environment that is comfortable and inclusive for all attendees, allowing everyone to fully participate and engage with the event.
Expert Insights
The National Neurodiversity Show features a range of expert speakers and presenters, sharing their insights and experiences on neurodiversity. From educators and professionals to individuals with lived experience, our speakers provide a wealth of knowledge and expertise on topics such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autism, and more.
Our presentations are tailored to a diverse audience, providing something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to learn more about neurodiversity, or seeking practical strategies and solutions, our expert insights are designed to inform, educate, and inspire. With a focus on inclusivity and understanding, our speakers aim to promote a more inclusive society that values and supports neurodiverse differences.
Networking Opportunities
The Show provides a unique opportunity for networking and connection. Our event brings together individuals, families, educators, and professionals from across the UK, creating a vibrant and dynamic community of like-minded individuals.
With a focus on inclusivity and understanding, our event provides a safe and supportive environment for attendees to connect with others who share similar interests and experiences. Whether you’re looking to connect with other families, educators, or professionals, our event is the perfect opportunity to build relationships and networks that can help support and empower neurodivergent individuals.
Our event also provides a range of networking opportunities, including designated networking areas and facilitated networking sessions. Our goal is to create an environment that is conducive to connection and collaboration, allowing attendees to build meaningful relationships and networks that can help promote a more inclusive society.
