In this blog post, I will give 4 tips for neurodivergent people starting a new job.
4 tips for neurodivergent individuals starting a new job
Category: Autism Acceptance
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.
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.
Autism and intersectionality
Autism and intersectionality is a topic that is important but not talked about anywhere as near as enough as it should. In this blog post, I will talk about this topic in more detail.
Autism and school
In this blog post, I will talk about the main challenges autistic people face whilst at school, the challenges schools face when it comes to supporting autistic people, as well as my own personal experiences of school.
Guest Post – My experience of getting an autism diagnosis
This is a guest post from Chloe, where she talks about her experience of receiving an autism diagnosis.
How autistic employees can be supported in the workplace
In this blog, I share the benefits to be gained from implementing the specific support that people on the autistic spectrum may require to thrive in the workplace, especially at times of uncertainty.
Why the labels “high-functioning autism” and “low-functioning autism” are problematic
In this blog post I will talk about why the labels "high-functioning autism" and "low-functioning autism" are problematic
Guest Post – My experiences of being a friend to someone on the autistic spectrum
This blog is a guest post, where the writer talks about her own specific experiences and understanding of autism, from being a friend to someone on the autistic spectrum
Appreciating the good qualities of people on the autistic spectrum
In this blog post, I will talk about some of the common good qualities of people on the autistic spectrum.
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