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Autistic Eye Contact: Why It’s Difficult and Practical Ways to Navigate It

Many people with autism find eye contact challenging. This can create a fixation around how to “act normally” or what others might think. If you’re autistic and eye contact is something you’re struggling with, explore this helpful guide for top tips and advice on how to feel more comfortable.

Neurodiversity

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ADD vs ADHD: Why the Terms Changed

How did “ADD” become “ADHD”? And why does the extra letter make all the difference? In this post, we dive into the renaming of ADD, exploring why it changed and how the evolution of neurodiversity terms affects neuroinclusivity.

Neurodiversity

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Can ADHD Get Worse With Age? What Changes Over Time

If you’re struggling with ADHD symptoms as an adult, it’s only natural to wonder whether ADHD can get worse with age. In this blog, we explore this topic in depth and offer helpful advice for managing ADHD difficulties in later life.

Assistive Technology, Neurodiversity

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What to Say (and Not to Say) to Occupational Health UK

In the UK, occupational health (OH) plays a key part in supporting the balance between work and wellbeing. If you have an OH assessment coming up and aren’t sure what to share, use this dedicated blog to learn what to say and what not to say to the assessor.

Disability, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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Is Anxiety a Disability Under UK Law?

If your anxiety affects you on a daily basis, you may be wondering: “Is anxiety a disability?” In this blog, we explore what it means to have a disability in the UK, how this relates to anxiety, and why it matters when it comes to your rights at work.

Disability, Mental Health, Workplace

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Untreated ADHD in Adults: Signs That Often Go Unnoticed

Although ‌public understanding of ADHD has improved over the last decade, it’s thought that untreated ADHD in adults is still relatively common. In this post, we dive into potential signs of untreated ADHD, reasons for delayed diagnosis, and options for support in and out of the workplace.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

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