A PhD makes unique demands at every stage — from establishing yourself as a researcher in the early years, to sustaining momentum through the middle stretch, to the particular pressures of writing up and submission. It’s an exciting journey, but it can also be a demanding one, especially if your brain works in ways that don’t always fit the default structures of academic life.
This workshop is designed specifically for PhD students who identify as neurodivergent, whether you have a formal diagnosis, or simply recognise yourself in those experiences. It’s led by a facilitator with her own lived experience of navigating academia as an AuDHD researcher, so we’ll look honestly at the challenges the PhD presents, and also at the very real strengths that neurodivergent thinking brings to research.
⭐️ A full outline for this workshop is available on request.
👩🏽🎓 Audience: PhD researchers at any stage and in any discipline.
⏰ Duration: 2 hours
Delivery
This workshop is delivered online through Zoom.
Cost
This 2-hour workshop costs £550 for up to 30 participants.
Booking
Please email me@catherinepope.com if you’d like to book this training or if you have any questions.
On receipt of a purchase order, I’ll arrange a date with you for the workshop and make all the necessary technical arrangements. You just need to promote the event and send the link to your researchers.
For more information, please see my full workshop terms and conditions.