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A woman with plaited hair sits at a table by large windows, using a laptop and holding a mobile phone. A pair of glasses and a coffee cup are on the table. She appears focused, perhaps managing autistic burnout in an urban office setting.

What is Autistic Burnout?

Autistic burnout is a specific condition that affects many people with autism. So what is it and how does it affect people? Read on to find out.

Neurodiversity

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CareScribe Wins Culture 100 Award

CareScribe has won its first award for workplace culture. The Culture 100 Growth Edition Award recognises the UK’s best tech companies to work for with under 75 people. We’re delighted to be able to add another award to our trophy cabinet!

What is an Autism Accent?

In this blog post, we’ll explain how autistic speech patterns create Autism Accents, why they happen, and the impact they can have.

Neurodiversity

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What Is Hyposensitivity?

Read to find out more about what hyposensitivity is, the overlap with autism and SPD, how it affects people’s lives, and the current treatment to help and manage this condition.

Neurodiversity

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How to Take Effective Meeting Notes

In this post we share how to take effective meeting notes and include a meeting notes template to consider using.

Captioning, Note-Taking, Workplace

A person wearing glasses sits at a desk, looking thoughtfully at a computer screen displaying a colourful digital calendar—perhaps organising tasks while considering symptoms of dyspraxia in adults—holding a pen to their mouth.

Dyspraxia in Adults: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

In this post, we’ll outline the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for dyspraxia and answer the question of what dyspraxia is in adults.

Neurodiversity

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