Use case

Disability and inclusion training through AI simulation

A disability policy is deployed through precise gestures: welcoming a new team member, adapting a workstation, inclusive communication, taking invisible disabilities into account.

Hellia trains managers and teams to adopt the right posture, ask the useful questions and mobilise internal support.

The scenarios make tangible the situations sometimes avoided out of unfamiliarity.

AI Simulation · Listeninglive
I would rather say nothing, I am afraid I will be given fewer projects afterwards.
The process is confidential and is there first to adapt your workstation, let me explain.
Answer out loud

Why this topic cannot be learned from a PDF

The fear of doing wrong

For fear of clumsiness, many subjects are never raised.

Invisible disabilities

Most situations cannot be seen and require daring to talk about them.

Little-known support

Adjustments exist, but you still need to know how to mobilise them.

The typical journey on this topic

  1. 01
    AI Trainer

    Training generated from your disability and inclusion material

  2. 02
    AI Podcast

    Key points reactivated between sessions

  3. 03
    AI Quiz

    Knowledge checked, gaps corrected

  4. 04
    AI Simulation

    Practice on the situations below

Example scenarios

The AI playsa team member who hesitates to declare their disability

Goal : Explain the concrete benefits and the confidentiality framework.

listeningaccuracy

The AI playsa team wondering about a workstation adjustment

Goal : Present the process without stigmatising the person concerned.

claritydiscretion

The AI playsa manager welcoming a new team member with a disability

Goal : Prepare the arrival and ask the right practical questions.

preparationposture

Scenarios adapted to your procedures and internal vocabulary.

What your teams practice with Hellia

Visible and invisible disabilities
Adapted professional postures
Inclusive communication
Adjustments and support
Team awareness

Frequently asked questions

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