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Four diverse hands with closed fists are raised and facing each other against a plain light green background, symbolising unity and solidarity—perfect for illustrating the Fist to Five decision-making strategy in team decisions.

Fist to Five: A Simple Strategy for Better Team Decisions

Fist to Five is a signal-based voting technique that helps to reduce ambiguity and allows groups to reach a consensus. In this post, we explore what Fist to Five is, why it’s useful, and how it compares to other decision-making methods.

Productivity, Workplace

A woman enjoys remote working, relaxing in a chair with her laptop on her lap and a cup in hand, stretching her arm above her head. She is indoors near large windows, surrounded by cosy furniture and a potted plant.

The True Meaning of WFH and How it Differs From Remote Working

Whether you’re hunting for a new job or seeking more flexibility in your current role, it’s helpful to know the difference between Work From Home (WFH) and remote working. In this guide, we clear up any confusion between the two terms and share pros and cons of each work setup.

Productivity, Workplace

A man with red hair and a beard wearing a blue T-shirt stands against a plain white background, looking thoughtful with his hand on his chin, as if pondering the meaning of neurodiversity.

What Does Allistic Mean in the Context of Neurodiversity?

The term “allistic” is widely used within autistic communities online, but there is sometimes some confusion around who it applies to and what it really means. Use this handy guide to learn more about the term and how it fits into the wider context of neuroinclusion.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

A woman with long curly hair sits at a desk, making a “shh” gesture by crossing her fingers over her lips—an image reflecting adults with Selective Mutism. She is in front of an orange background, surrounded by folders, a plant, and other desk items.

Understanding Selective Mutism in Adults

Much of the information around selective mutism is focused on children, but it can persist into adulthood and may show up for reasons that aren’t always obvious. In this post, we look at selective mutism causes and triggers, as well as how to get support both personally and professionally.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

A man sits on a sofa with his arms crossed, looking down and appearing upset, possibly experiencing emotional dysregulation related to ADHD. Another person, blurred in the foreground, seems to be talking to him. A potted plant is in the background.

Emotional Dysregulation in ADHD, Autism, and Beyond

Emotional dysregulation can be tough to manage. Use this helpful guide to learn what causes it, discover different management techniques, and explore avenues of support in and outside the workplace.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

ADHD and Menopause: Understanding the Overlap

Lots of women face challenges during the menopause. But when ADHD traits are thrown into the mix, symptoms may feel harder to handle. In this post, we take a closer look at the connection between ADHD and menopause. Find out what the latest research says and how to get support.

Assistive Technology, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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