Part 1: Reflections on unmasking – Dealing with curveballs

In this blog post, I will talk about curveballs in more detail, and how the possibility of curveballs is influencing how I am going about the unmasking journey.

The challenges of unmasking

In this blog post, I will talk about 4 particular challenges that I have found comes with unmasking.

4 tips for neurodivergent individuals starting a new job

In this blog post, I will give 4 tips for neurodivergent people starting a new job.

Things beyond reasonable adjustments that employers can do to support neurodivergent individuals

In this blog post, I will give some examples of what firms can do to further support neurodivergent individuals.

The importance of recognising intersectionality in the workplace

Intersectionality refers to the interconnected nature of different aspects of a person’s identity which include, race, ethnicity and gender. In the workplace, there is already a lot of awareness on the benefits of D&I. However, the different aspects of D&I overlap with each other. Therefore, there needs to be an awareness and understanding of the intersectional nature of D&I, and how different aspects of a person’s identity can overlap and contribute to their experiences in their workplace.

How individual employees can support neurodivergent employees in the workplace

In this blog post I will talk about what individual employees can do to support neurodivergent employees in the workplace.

Why being upfront to your friend is hard

In this blog post, I will talk about times where you might need to be upfront and things that make this hard.

The importance of seeing the perspective of your friend

Over the last few months, a key thing I have learnt about friendships is the importance of seeing things from the perspective of your friend. In this blog post, I will talk more about this, and discuss why it is important.

Part 6: My driving journey – Tips for learning to drive if you’re autistic

In this blog post, I will talk about tips when it comes to learning to drive if you are on the autistic spectrum.

Part 5: My driving journey – My experiences of driving test day

In Part 5 of this blog series I will talk about my experiences of the day of the driving test.