AuDHD: What Conditions Would Allow Her to Stop Surviving So Hard?
Last week I walked into a storytelling event. Before it started, we gathered in an adjacent room where an artist had set up an exhibition. There was music, drinks, and conversation. And in the middle of it all – a life model. She was a woman. Fully undressed. Posing in a room full of people who […]
The Real Adjustment for Neurodivergent Employees? Start with Emotional Safety
Yesterday morning, I was on LBC Radio (from min 2:07:35) as a guest to discuss a story that’s been making headlines: a young PR executive with ADHD who just won her disability discrimination case after being called “disorganised” by her employer — an employer who didn’t know she had ADHD. At the heart of this […]