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A person in a green shirt sits on the edge of a desk facing a window, their head slightly bowed—showing possible signs of an autistic shutdown. The desk holds books, documents, glasses, and more as natural light fills the workspace.

Autistic Shutdown: Signs, Triggers, and Support Strategies

For people with autism, overwhelm can play out in many different ways. One of those ways is shutdowns. We’ve put together this handy guide for anyone who wants to learn more about autistic shutdowns. Find out what they are, why they happen, and which support methods work best.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

A woman in a yellow jumper holds up her hand to stop a man in a purple jumper from touching her. The woman looks upset, while the man appears apologetic, highlighting challenges that can arise with Social Communication Disorder indoors.

Social Communication Disorder Explained

Social communication disorder, commonly referred to as social communication difficulties, can make everyday conversations surprisingly challenging. In this in-depth guide, we explore what SCD is, how it overlaps with autism, and how individuals can access support.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

A glass sand timer filled with sand sits on a desk next to papers, an open notebook, and a laptop—symbolising time management skills as someone gestures in discussion in the background.

Time Management Skills to Help You Plan, Prioritise, and Stay on Track

Time management skills don’t come naturally to everyone. Some of us have to put in a little extra effort to plan ahead and stay organised. Want to take control, but not sure where to start? Use these helpful tips and tricks to manage your time better.

Productivity, Workplace

A man in a light blue shirt smiles whilst listening to a woman during an office meeting as they discuss how to prepare for a Dyslexia Assessment. They sit at a desk with a laptop, papers, and coffee, with colourful folders on the shelf behind them.

Dyslexia Assessment: What to Expect and How to Prepare

If you suspect you might have dyslexia, undergoing a dyslexia assessment can help you to get the clarity you need. Not sure what to expect? Find out what a dyslexia assessment normally entails, who’s eligible for one, and what support is available for dyslexia in the workplace.

Assistive Technology, Neurodiversity, Workplace

Functional Freeze: Signs and Steps to Gently Break the Cycle

Feeling drained and disconnected but somehow managing to carry on with your everyday activities? You could be experiencing “functional freeze”. In this post, we dive into what functional freeze means, who it affects, and how to gently break the cycle.

Mental Health, Neurodiversity, Workplace

Vocal Stimming in Autism, ADHD, and Beyond

From hums and whistles to repetitive clicks and quotes, vocal stimming is a common way for neurodivergent individuals to self-regulate. In this post, we dive into the reasons behind vocal stimming, whether it’s a cause for concern, and how to support neurodivergent staff who stim at work.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

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