Personal Announcement from the Event Director of the Neurodiversity Show

As someone who is neurodiverse, I’ve learned that planning and organising can sometimes be a real challenge. Making decisions and getting everything just right isn’t always easy. But I believe that acknowledging mistakes and finding ways to move forward is the best approach.

After consultation with our contractors and the venue, we’ve made the decision to reschedule the Neurodiversity Show from March 2025 to May 2025. The UK’s premier exhibition dedicated to neurodiversity will now take place on the 9th and 10th of May at the NEC in Birmingham.

Over the past few months, I’ve had to make many decisions, including the significant change of renaming our event to the Neurodiversity Show. As you can imagine, as a neurodiverse individual, this process has been quite demanding for me. However, I’m pleased to say that, with the support of the venue and our contractors, my team and I are now in a position to move forward and deliver an event that truly showcases innovations, resources, and support tailored to individuals with neurodiverse differences.

This marks an important evolution for us, as we aim to create a more inclusive and comprehensive platform that addresses a broader spectrum of neurodivergence. Our goal is to empower education, support parents, enhance the workplace, and offer valuable resources to individuals and professionals.

We’re committed to continuing our early bird offers for our seminars and are as always incredibly grateful to all the speakers who have already committed to joining us. There are still many exciting announcements to come.

I couldn’t deliver this event without the unwavering support of our sponsors, partners, exhibitors, and corporate clients. I’m genuinely looking forward to working with so many of you over the coming months to discover how we can collaborate to deliver a fantastic show for the neurodiverse community. If you haven’t signed up yet, please find out more here.

For me, the evolution of our event equals more inclusion, and that’s what the Neurodiversity Show is all about. I’m proud of what we’ve achieved with the three amazing Dyslexia Shows and the Dyscalculia Show, and I believe we’re growing stronger every day. Despite the challenges we face, we must keep moving forward.

I look forward to seeing you on the 9th and 10th of May 2025.

Warm regards,

Arran Smith Event Director and Founder,

Neurodiversity Show