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February 23, 2024

Dyspraxia vs Apraxia: what’s the difference?

Featured Image by Valeria November, Pexels This article will discuss the definitions of dyspraxia and apraxia, the main difference between them, and several aspects such as […]
February 21, 2024

How to Support an Employee with Social Anxiety

Featured Image by MART PRODUCTION, Pexels Fostering an inclusive and supportive environment in the workplace is crucial for the mental well-being of employees. One often overlooked […]
February 19, 2024

Autism in Women: Key Signs of Undiagnosed Autism in Females

Featured Image by juan mendez, Pexels Why can autism be diagnosed late in women? It’s concerning that a striking 80% of women remain undiagnosed with autism […]
February 5, 2024

How to Create an Inclusive Onboarding Experience

Featured Image by Pavel Danilyuk, Pexels An inclusive onboarding experience is essential in putting new neurodiverse employees at ease and setting them up for the best […]
April 3, 2023

Diversity and Inclusion Activities for the Workplace

Featured Image by fauxels, Pexels Diversity and inclusion are two terms that received an increased amount of attention in the last years, especially in the organisational […]
March 31, 2023

What is the Difference Between Dyscalculia and Dyslexia

Featured Image by Alexander Grey, Pexels Dyscalculia and dyslexia are specific learning difficulties, affecting reading/writing (dyslexia) or mathematics (dyscalculia). About 5% and 10% of the UK […]
March 17, 2023

How Can You Manage Dyscalculia in the Workplace?

Featured Image by Stanislav Kondratiev, Pexels Dyscalculia is a specific mathematics learning difference. Statistics indicate approximately 5% of the UK population have dyscalculia. This article will […]
March 13, 2023

What is Neurodiversity Celebration Week?

Featured Image by Sharon McCutcheon, Pexels.com Neurodiversity is a spectrum of conditions that primarily affect how people see and do things. People who have the conditions […]