Speaker, Trainer & Author on Neurodiversity
Turning difference into a lever.
Inclusion starts with understanding
I speak and train in companies and organisations on inclusion. Drawing on lived experience of neurodiversity, I invite everyone to understand their own frame of reference and recognise that others see the world through a different one.
Before adapting workspaces, understand our frames of reference.
Workplace adjustments have their place. But inclusion does not start there: it starts when we recognise what shapes our own perspective and how someone else's may differ.
Understand your own frame
What shapes my perspective?
Our experiences, habits and expectations shape how we interpret situations. Making them visible helps us stop treating them as assumptions shared by everyone.
Recognise other frames
What does the other person see that I don’t?
The same exchange can be experienced and interpreted differently. Understanding those gaps opens space to communicate, cooperate and share experiences safely.
Organisations
Three ways of working together
Talks
Shifting frames of reference.
Training
Giving teams concrete tools.
Tailored programme
Working from real situations.
Case study
IGR-IAE Rennes — University of Rennes
The future of HR, seen through neurodiversity
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rated the conference 5/5
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would recommend running the session again
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found the content relevant to their HR studies
See the case study →« A nuanced session that encouraged us to look more closely at the systems we design. »
« Many thanks to Lucas Lenoir for a nuanced, insightful session that encouraged us to look more closely at the systems we design — and what they truly value. »
Articles & book
Writing to understand what happens between us.
Narrative asymmetry
20 August 2026 · 20 min read
Diagnosed autistic as an adult: what happens next?
14 August 2026 · 14 min read
Autism: when the frame of interpretation gets in the way of the person
14 August 2026 · 10 min read
About
At the intersection of lived experience, research and the field
Speaker, trainer and author of Après le mot : Autiste. I speak about neurodiversity from the inside, combining lived experience, research and field work.
Speaker, trainer and author of Après le mot : Autiste. I speak about neurodiversity from the inside, combining lived experience, theoretical insight and field work in companies and organisations.
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Save the date · 17 November 2026
UP UP UP, the event that shakes up how we work
A day in Haute-Savoie (France) to rethink our organisations: keynotes, round tables, workshops and encounters around more human management, innovation and regeneration. I'm speaking at two round tables.
9:40
Manage Up: how people shape tomorrow's organisations
Wellbeing, spaces and culture: what makes an organisation truly make room for everyone.
10:45
Neurodiversity, a lever to reinvent work
Understanding different frames of reference to cooperate, manage and innovate better together.