neurodiversity

For all women, society’s ‘good girl’ expectations can be suffocating. For autistic women like me, these patterns become amplified to dangerous extremes.

Samantha Nuttall, founder of The Neurodivergent Coach, shares how women diagnosed as neurodivergence can use their strengths at work.

There are three ways that author, speaker and activist Grace Tame looks after her physical and mental health.

There’s a whole lot of untapped talent organisations are missing out on due to neuro exclusive hiring practices, biases and downright discrimination.  

Although dyslexia is often perceived as a disability, it actually bestows incredible superpowers, as I discovered later in life, writes Charlotte Blair.

Despite years of successful leadership experience, revealing that I was autistic immediately put my abilities into question.

What I have learned is that when I allow myself to fully be myself, I’m actually more confident, more capable, which means I can be more influential.

It is a good time to look beyond the stereotypes and unpack what it really means to be a neurodiverse young woman in Australia

Late last year, I was given the gift, relief and grief of a diagnosis for my chaotic brain. I discovered that I had ADHD.