About Divergent Thinking
Our Mission
Divergent Thinking is a UK-based neuroinclusion consultancy helping organisations turn good intentions into practical, measurable change. We combine lived experience, applied neuroscience and workplace systems thinking to make inclusion easier to understand, implement and sustain.
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What began as a passion for creativity, inclusion, and personal development has evolved into a wider commitment to advancing neuroinclusion across workplaces, education, and communities. Through a combination of lived experience, evidence-based practice, and neuroscience-informed approaches, we support organisations in building cultures where cognitive diversity is recognised as a driver of innovation, wellbeing, and success.
Our Services
We work with businesses, public sector organisations, educational institutions, and community groups to turn inclusion into meaningful action. Our services include neurodiversity training, coaching, workplace assessments, inclusion audits, and tailored workshops designed to improve understanding, communication, and accessibility across every level of an organisation.
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At the heart of our approach is the belief that inclusion goes beyond policies and awareness sessions. Real change happens when people feel psychologically safe, valued for who they are, and able to contribute without the pressure to conform. We help organisations create practical, sustainable strategies that support both individual well being and organisational performance.
Our team brings together facilitators, educators, creatives, and advocates with a shared commitment to challenging traditional ways of thinking. By combining professional expertise with lived experience, we deliver work that is authentic, practical, and focused on long-term impact.
Awards and Recognition
Divergent Thinking combines recognised organisational credibility with lived and professional expertise. We are a Disability Confident Employer, a certified social enterprise, and People and Planet First Verified. Our founder, Nat Hawley, has spoken about neurodiversity across TEDx, BBC, Channel 4 and national radio.
