Helping your neurodivergent individuals thrive in the workplace with specialist career coaching
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Do you want to get the most out of your neurodivergent employees and help them reach their potential? Our specialist career coaching can help you do that.
Our workplace career coaching can often be funded through an Access to Work grant, which helps employers fund the cost of supporting their neurodivergent employees.
We specialise in bridging the gap between employees and line managers, while providing your employees with a safe and confidential space to talk.
All our coaches have experience supporting neurodivergent employees, and in a wide variety of industries, from advertising to financial services.
How our coaches can help your employees
Line manager communication
We can facilitate conversations between an employee and a line manager to facilitate the relationship and help them support the individual.
Executive function skills
We can help employees improve their executive function skills. For example their organisation, time management and task management.
Advice obtaining reasonable adjustments
We can help you disclose your disability to employers, managers at colleagues in a way that is right for you at a time that is right for you.
Work events and socials
We can help your employees understand and navigate work events, such as client meetings, social events and networking events.
Understanding their role and the company
We can help employees properly understand their role and the company they work in, to ensure they're meeting their goals and working to their potential.
Communication skills
We can help employees effectively communicate with their manager, team and other colleagues both remotely and in the workplace.
Meeting skills
We can help employees improve their meeting skills, so they can contribute and run their own meetings, both remotely and in the office.
Managing stress and anxiety
We can help employees learn to manage stress and anxiety in the workplace, and develop strategies to support you with this.
Building professional relationships
We can help individuals understand how you can build those all important professional relationships, with both your colleagues, clients and others.
Help them progress and obtain promotions
We can help employees develop strategies to progress, improve at their role and achieve promotions when they are ready.
How it works
Our workplace coaching is currently completely virtual, and is hosted through zoom or a phone call.
Coaching is typically a short to medium term measure to support a neurodivergent employee and typically lasts 6-10 weeks (1 hour session per week).
All an employer would need to do is get in touch with us. We could then match your employee to a specialist coach and arrange the first session once confirmed.
1
Introductory Call
Every coaching journey starts with a 30 minute introductory call with the individual to understand and get to know them better. If helpful, a manager or colleagues can join the call.
2
First session
The first session involves setting goals and setting a plan for the sessions going forward. Our coach will then work with the individual to develop an action plan to help achieve these goals.
3
Conduct sessions
The sessions will continue over a 6-10 week period. Our coach will check in with the individual every week and provide specialist support and resources.
4
Follow ups
The Enna team are here to help employers and employees after the coaching sessions, to support where necessary, and are easily reachable through email.
Testimonials
"I would just like to thank you very much for the effort and resources you have invested to get my social skills, confidence, and interview approach up to a standard that is proudly and naturally presentable in interviews. My CV has also been subject to real improvement, courtesy of your suggestions, and is now one of my best and favourite documents that I can show anyone; from employment, education or otherwise."
Theodore
SirsiDynix
"Thank you to everyone at Enna for all your help. Today I have been offered my dream job, I am so excited and definitely couldn't have done it without your help. I will definitely recommend Enna to other autistic people looking for work. Thanks so much!!"
David
Wavemaker Global
Meet our expert coaches
Claire Kampe
Claire is an experienced coach who has a passion for delivering sessions and supporting learners in employability, neurodiversity, life skills and mental health.
Her tailored approach means she is dedicated to understanding the needs of each individual, providing expert support whilst remaining confidential and empathetic.
Specialises in:
Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, employability, searching for jobs, CV's, identifying skills, mental health, self esteem, confidence, IT skills, using job sites, writing professional emails.
Dave Cosgrove
Dave has over 30 years experience in leadership, sales and performance coaching roles. His coaching provides a confidential and challenging ear, where he encourages the client to explore their ideas and challenges from a different perspective.
Dave uses the GROW and strengths based coaching model, which allows individuals to use their own curiosity to explore their challenges.
Specialises in:
Professional development, financial services, public services, anxiety, obtaining promotions.
Jason Colyer
Jason is a highly experienced career coach with over 10 years experience. He has an ability to facilitate career change for individuals from a variety of industries and seniority.
Jason uses a person-centric and practical approach combined with his approachable manner, which creates a relationship based on trust. He helps individuals create realistic and well-defined plans to help them achieve their goals.
Specialises in:
Career change, personal resilience, building CV's, job searching, networking, LinkedIn
Mandy Dennison
Mandy is passionate about people reaching their potential. She is a believer in life long learning and enjoys working with people at all levels and ages to increase their self-awareness to enable them to grow. She is an incredibly positive person who brings an infectious excitement to her work.
She believes in working holistically with people, and her bespoke manner enables individuals to be challenged in a safe environment.
Specialises in:
Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia.
Barry McGrath
Barry is a highly experienced careers guidance coach. He is passionate about neurodiversity, and has supported neurodivergent job-seekers to approach the labour market.
He has previously worked in social inclusion and the private sector, and has engaged with employers to understand their requirements when choosing appropriate candidates for roles. His lived-in experience of disability equip him with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by disabled applicants and given him an ability to support neurodivergent people to successfully secure employment.
Specialises in:
Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, developing CV's, personal specifications, interviews, cover letters, job searching
