Beyond Diagnosis: Synesthesia & Neurodiversity

by | Jul 17, 2026

Banner featuring Professor Amanda Kirby, Catherine Lee and Celia Craig for the webinar on synesthesia and lesser-known forms of neurodiversity.
Webinar Host: The Neurodiverse Safe Work Initiative

The Colour of Music and Other Extraordinary Ways of Experiencing the World

Originally presented in recognition of International Synesthesia Awareness Day, this on-demand webinar explores synesthesia and other lesser-known forms of neurodiversity, revealing the extraordinary ways people perceive, process and experience the world.

Featuring internationally recognised neurodiversity expert Professor Amanda Kirby alongside internationally acclaimed musician, coach and synaesthete Celia Craig, the session combines leading research with lived experience to challenge traditional understandings of neurodiversity.

Through engaging discussion and practical insights, you’ll discover how different forms of neurodivergence can influence creativity, communication, perception, performance and wellbeing. Whether you’re an educator, employer, health professional, family member or simply curious about neurodiversity, this recording offers valuable perspectives you can apply in everyday life.

Watch the recording at your convenience and deepen your understanding of the remarkable diversity of human experience.

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