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2026
The Best Accommodations That Make Work Easier for Neurodivergent Employees
Jan22
Featured Photo by Kampus Production via Pexels Neurodivergent employees bring incredible strengths to the workplace — creative thinking, attention to detail, and innovative problem-solving. But many work environments aren’t designed with their needs in mind. Bright lights, open-plan noise, and inflexible schedules can create unnecessary barriers. Although these everyday workplace
Why Time Is Different for Neurodivergent People: Understanding Time Blindness
Jan16
Featured Photo by Mike via Pexels Whenever we brush our teeth, we are told to do it for two minutes. For some people, the two minutes come effortlessly. For many neurodivergent individuals, they may over- or undershoot the time. Has that ever happened to you? If yes, then have
Maladaptive Daydreaming & ADHD: Signs, Causes and How to Manage It
Jan15
Featured photo by Keira Burton via Pexels If you read my previous article, ‘ADHD: Zoning Out vs Dissociation‘, you may remember my explanation of the neurochemistry involved in ADHD zoning out. In this article we will be exploring a massive part of zoning out, daydreaming, and how this can
Why Is Socialising with Autism So Exhausting? Managing Social Fatigue
Jan14
Featured photo by RDNE Stock via Pexels For many people, social conversations come naturally. They walk up to someone, have a nice chat with them, and then end like it’s no big deal. This is not the case for many autistic people. Many people with autism find that even
How Remote and Hybrid Working Affects Neurodivergent Employees
Jan09
Featured Image by Vlada Karpovich, Pexels Remote and hybrid work have reshaped workplaces across the UK, giving employees more flexibility and control over how they work. For neurodivergent staff, these shifts can open doors to better focus, reduced overwhelm, and healthier routines—but they can also introduce new challenges that
Neurodivergent Learning Styles and How to Accommodate Them
Jan08
Featured Image by Christina Morillo, Pexels This article aims to educate managers about how neurodivergent employees learn, process and retain information. It also covers practical ways to accommodate this in the workplace. Introduction Neurodivergent employees can display various learning styles. These include those that fall under the VARK model:
Autistic Meltdown versus a Tantrum: What’s the Difference?
Jan06
Featured Image by Anna Shvets, Pexels Alt text: Woman covering her face with her hands, appearing overwhelmed To the onlooker, an angry outburst or loss of control during an autistic meltdown could appear like some kind of tantrum. But that would be an incorrect assumption. Tantrums need an audience. They
2025
Navigating Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) in Professional Life
Dec18
Featured Image by Andrea Piacquadio, Pexels My professional life has been bookended by two firings, twenty years apart. In between, I quit countless jobs, always chasing the hope that the next one would be different. The first firing came in my late teens, working as a barista. I was let