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Occupational Health Providers
Who We Help — Occupational Health Providers

Empowering Occupational Health to Lead on Neurodiversity

Occupational health professionals play a critical role in identifying neurodivergent employees and recommending the adjustments they need to thrive at work. Lexxic partners with OH providers to build capability, expand service offerings, and deliver specialist neurodiversity assessment and support.

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70%
Of OH referrals involve potential neurodivergence
1 in 5
Workers are neurodivergent
60%
Of OH practitioners lack neurodiversity training
£4.8bn
Annual cost of unmanaged workplace neurodivergence
Sector Challenges

The Challenges Occupational Health Providers Faces

Knowledge & Capability Gaps

Most occupational health practitioners have limited training in neurodiversity, making it difficult to identify presentations, recommend appropriate adjustments, or refer effectively to specialist services.

Misattribution of Difficulties

Neurodivergent presentations are frequently misattributed to stress, anxiety, or performance issues, delaying appropriate support and potentially exacerbating the employee's difficulties.

Lack of Specialist Assessment Capacity

OH providers often lack access to chartered psychologists with neurodiversity expertise, meaning referral pathways are unclear and specialist assessments can be delayed or inaccessible.

Supporting Reasonable Adjustments

Providing employers with clear, actionable, evidence-based adjustment recommendations is challenging without specialist neurodiversity knowledge and assessment tools.

Intersectionality & Complex Presentations

Neurodivergent employees often have overlapping conditions and intersecting mental health needs, requiring a nuanced and holistic assessment approach that generalist OH practice may not provide.

Building Service Capability

OH providers looking to grow their neurodiversity service offer face challenges in sourcing qualified practitioners, developing appropriate service models, and building referral pathways.

Our Approach

How We Help Occupational Health Providers Organisations

1

Practitioner Training

We provide specialist training for OH practitioners on identifying, assessing, and supporting neurodivergent employees — building the knowledge and confidence to handle neurodiversity presentations effectively.

2

Specialist Assessment Services

We provide specialist workplace needs assessments and diagnostic assessments delivered by our chartered psychologists, available as a direct referral service for OH providers.

3

Joint Working & Case Consultation

We work alongside OH practitioners on complex cases, providing expert consultation, co-assessment, and support to achieve the best outcome for the individual.

4

Adjustment Recommendations

Our assessments provide OH practitioners and employers with clear, practical, evidence-based adjustment recommendations tailored to the individual's role and working environment.

5

Service Development Support

For OH providers looking to develop their neurodiversity offering, we provide consultancy, practitioner development, and partnership models to expand your service capability.

6

CPD & Learning Resources

We provide CPD-accredited training and learning resources to support OH practitioners in maintaining and developing their neurodiversity knowledge and competence.

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