Personal Excellence Programme
Key takeaways
Key takeawaysIncrease awareness of how Autism and ADHD present in females, including the lived experience, key traits and the hormonal impacts.
Destigmatise and celebrate these neurotypes via the neurodiversity paradigm
Reduce the potential loneliness felt by those neurocurious / currently unidentified through the sharing of other Unspoken Women’s Stories
Understand how to support colleagues who may be neurodivergent
A deeper understanding of neurodiversity and inclusive workplace practices
Recognition of opportunities for positive change that benefit all employees
Jess Rad
Jess Rad is a National award-winning speaker, entrepreneur, and founder of The WomenHood, a platform closing gender gaps across women’s health, money, neurodiversity, and relationships. Winner of the 2024 National Diversity Award for Gender and recognised by The People’s Honours 2025, she delivers talks, workshops, and programmes that foster inclusion and drive cultural and societal change. A late-identified neurodivergent woman and co-parent navigating premature menopause, Jess combines personal insight with practical experience to open up conversations many shy away from. As an Ambassador for SEND charity Amaze, she is passionate about amplifying the voices of parent carers and reframing narratives around neurodiversity.
The WomenHood is a platform dedicated to advancing gender equity, increasing neuroinclusion and male allyship. We help businesses close their gender gaps by delivering high quality, candid, interactive programmes, workshops and consultancy across: women’s health, neurodiversity, money and relationships. Delivered with an intersectional lens and warmth.