Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

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Rachel Morgan-Trimmer's Biography

Rachel Morgan-Trimmer is a neurodiversity consultant and award-winning TEDx speaker who brings authentic lived experience as an autistic and ADHD individual to corporate audiences seeking to build genuinely inclusive workplaces.As the author of "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People"—essential resources for organisations navigating neurodivergent inclusion—Rachel combines humour, storytelling, and actionable frameworks that transform workplace culture and organisational practices around neurodiversity. About Rachel Morgan-Trimmer Rachel's professional credibility stems from her personal lived experience combined with rigorous professional expertise. She navigated adulthood without an autism or ADHD diagnosis, a reality that profoundly shaped her perspective on neurodivergent inclusion and the hidden challenges neurodivergent professionals face in neurotypical workplaces. Her subsequent diagnoses in adulthood positioned her uniquely to advocate for workplace change grounded in authentic lived experience. Her published work spans two acclaimed books and contributions to peer-reviewed academic journals, establishing her as both an accessible thought leader and a rigorous researcher. "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People" have become essential resources for individuals, families, and organisations seeking to understand neurodiversity authentically.Her academic contributions in peer-reviewed journals validate her expertise beyond popular writing into research and evidence-based discourse. Her TEDx presentation demonstrates her ability to communicate complex neurodiversity concepts with clarity, humour, and inspirational messaging to diverse audiences. Her speaking style is warm, relatable, and humanising—she normalises neurodivergent experience whilst providing frameworks organisations can implement. Her media features in national press outlets and professional publications amplify her reach and establish her credibility as a thought leader. Rachel has been featured in numerous national publications and media outlets discussing neurodiversity in the workplace, mental health inclusion, and the neurodivergent lived experience. Her willingness to share her personal journey whilst maintaining professional credibility makes her an exceptionally effective speaker for organisational audiences seeking authentic neurodiversity expertise. Key Achievements & Awards Published author of "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People" TEDx speaker on neurodiversity and workplace inclusion Peer-reviewed academic journal contributor on neurodiversity and inclusion Featured in national press and media on autism, ADHD, and workplace inclusion Award-winning neurodiversity consultant working with major organisations Subject matter expert for neurodiversity awareness and inclusion initiatives Consultant supporting organisations building neurodivergent-inclusive cultures

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Inclusion is selfish | Rachel Morgan-Trimmer | TEDxWarrington

The Power of Change: Learning to Live as a Weirdo - Rachel Morgan Trimmer

The SocialCode Launch: Building Great Dev Teams, Characterisation Testing & Neurodiversity

PTK’s Neurodiversity Awareness Community Outreach Lecture - Roane State Community College

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Rachel Morgan-Trimmer Keynote Topics

The Power of Change: Learning to Live as a Weirdo

In her signature talk, Rachel draws on navigating adulthood before her autism and ADHD diagnoses to explore how embracing difference becomes a source of strength. With humour and honesty, she shows how individuals and organisations can turn what makes us different into an advantage, and why change starts with self-acceptance.

What is Neurodiversity and Why Should You Care About it?

Rachel offers an accessible, engaging introduction to neurodiversity, explaining what it really means and why it matters for every workplace. Drawing on lived experience as an autistic and ADHD individual and her work as a consultant, she helps audiences understand the hidden challenges neurodivergent people face and the value they bring.

How to Be Inclusive to Neurodiverse People

Rachel turns understanding into action, giving organisations practical, immediately usable frameworks for including neurodivergent colleagues. From recruitment to everyday communication, she shares concrete changes that make workplaces genuinely accessible, combining storytelling with guidance grounded in both research and lived experience.

Rachel Morgan-Trimmer's Biography

As the author of "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People"—essential resources for organisations navigating neurodivergent inclusion—Rachel combines humour, storytelling, and actionable frameworks that transform workplace culture and organisational practices around neurodiversity.

About Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

Rachel's professional credibility stems from her personal lived experience combined with rigorous professional expertise. She navigated adulthood without an autism or ADHD diagnosis, a reality that profoundly shaped her perspective on neurodivergent inclusion and the hidden challenges neurodivergent professionals face in neurotypical workplaces. Her subsequent diagnoses in adulthood positioned her uniquely to advocate for workplace change grounded in authentic lived experience.

Her published work spans two acclaimed books and contributions to peer-reviewed academic journals, establishing her as both an accessible thought leader and a rigorous researcher. "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People" have become essential resources for individuals, families, and organisations seeking to understand neurodiversity authentically.

Her academic contributions in peer-reviewed journals validate her expertise beyond popular writing into research and evidence-based discourse.

Her TEDx presentation demonstrates her ability to communicate complex neurodiversity concepts with clarity, humour, and inspirational messaging to diverse audiences. Her speaking style is warm, relatable, and humanising—she normalises neurodivergent experience whilst providing frameworks organisations can implement. Her media features in national press outlets and professional publications amplify her reach and establish her credibility as a thought leader.

Rachel has been featured in numerous national publications and media outlets discussing neurodiversity in the workplace, mental health inclusion, and the neurodivergent lived experience. Her willingness to share her personal journey whilst maintaining professional credibility makes her an exceptionally effective speaker for organisational audiences seeking authentic neurodiversity expertise.

Key Achievements & Awards

Published author of "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People"
TEDx speaker on neurodiversity and workplace inclusion
Peer-reviewed academic journal contributor on neurodiversity and inclusion
Featured in national press and media on autism, ADHD, and workplace inclusion
Award-winning neurodiversity consultant working with major organisations
Subject matter expert for neurodiversity awareness and inclusion initiatives
Consultant supporting organisations building neurodivergent-inclusive cultures

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Rachel Morgan-Trimmer

Rachel specialises in neurodiversity, autism in the workplace, ADHD inclusion, workplace mental health, and building inclusive cultures. Her presentations combine lived experience authenticity with evidence-based frameworks and practical organisational solutions.

Contact Speaker Agency UK with your event details, audience composition, and desired focus area. Rachel is available for keynote speeches, employee awareness programmes, leadership workshops, and organisational inclusion initiatives. Speaking fees vary based on event scope and location.

Rachel delivers keynotes at corporate diversity and inclusion conferences, employee wellness programmes, neurodiversity awareness events, educational institutions, healthcare organisations, and sector-specific conferences seeking to improve neurodiversity workplace inclusion.

Yes, Rachel is autistic and ADHD. She brings authentic lived experience to her speaking and consulting work. Her personal journey of navigating adulthood without diagnosis and subsequently discovering her neurodivergent identity informs her advocacy and professional expertise.

Speaking fees vary depending on event size, duration, location, and preparation requirements. Contact Speaker Agency UK for a personalised quotation based on your specific event needs and audience composition.

Rachel is based in the UK and available for speaking engagements across the UK, Europe, and internationally.

Rachel is the author of "How to Be Autistic" and "How to Treat Autistic People"—both essential resources for understanding neurodiversity authentically and creating inclusive environments for autistic individuals.