South West College (SWC) is set to host its highly anticipated Neurodivergent Conference 2026 on Tuesday 12th May 2026 at 7:00 PM at its Omagh Campus, bringing together current and prospective neurodivergent learners, parents, guardians, educators and professionals for an evening dedicated to inclusion, understanding, and empowerment.
The conference will provide a welcoming and collaborative space to explore the strengths of neurodivergent individuals, share lived experiences and build supportive communities that champion accessibility and belonging.
This event comes as South West College continues to strengthen its leadership in inclusive education, having recently been recognised through the Autism NI Autism Impact Award for Education programme. This achievement reflects the College’s ongoing commitment to fostering supportive and accessible environments for neurodivergent learners and the wider community.
Attendees will hear from a lineup of keynote speakers and contributors, each bringing unique expertise and lived experience to the conversation:
- Dr Marie Mc Elhinney, Clarendon Chiropractor
- Kevin Holly, Little Oaks EOTAS
- Lorraine Kee, Parent
- Helen Armstrong, Psychotherapist
- Jane Dunseath, Former SWC Student
- Joan Morton, Kinesiologist
- Zoe Roulston, Functional Health Practitioner
- David Taylor, South West College
- Paul O’Loughlin, South West College Lecturer
The event will feature keynote talks, panel discussions and networking opportunities, creating a platform for meaningful dialogue and practical insights around neurodiversity in education, health and everyday life.
South West College invites everyone with an interest in neurodiversity and inclusion to attend and be part of this impactful event.