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Exciting News about NHS Right to Choose!
I have just found out that ProblemShared now offer diagnosis and post-assessment support through the NHS Right to Choose scheme. ProblemShared have been offering neurodevelopmental assessments for some time, and have a sound reputation for thoroughness and quality of care. They are also the first Right to Choose provider in the UK to offer psychoeducation Read more
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Making Job Descriptions neuro-inclusive
Question: Standard job profiles are not helpful, and may be off-putting to ND candidates. Any advice? Charlie Hart’s answer: It is important to review all job adverts, job descriptions, and person specs, to ensure they are neuro-inclusive, and do not disadvantage any individuals whose characteristics have no bearing on their ability to perform the role. Read more
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Question re: AuDHD and project work
Question: How can we better accommodate ND in project delivery in an industry where we are pressured with deadlines, reacting to change and delivering financially? Charlie Hart’s answer: Some neurodivergent people can really thrive and excel in a project environment, systematically ticking off deliverables, re-planning where things change etc. I love project work! My autistic Read more
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Confident persona, self-doubting psyche
I have absolutely loved my three corporate and three public online speaking events so far this week for Neurodiversity Celebration Week. I am in my element! I am looking forward to an in-person event in London this afternoon with my neurodiversity bestie, Lucy Hobbs. But now, being autistic, and anxious, I must listen to the Read more
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Acquired Neurodivergence and Neurodiversity Celebration Week
I’m seeing many social media posts about how Neurodiversity Celebration Week celebrates neurodevelopmental differences but not acquired neurodivergence. That could really piss on my parade, and I am really enjoying this week; I’m in my element really. And so, I feel the need to share my perspective. This does not make my perspective right and Read more
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Neurodiversity Buzzword Bingo
Are you joining any Neurodiversity Celebration Week events this coming week? Please join in with this fun game of neurodiversity buzzword bingo. What else could I have included? Note: Yes, this is tongue-in-cheek, and no, I am not making fun of anyone (except myself, as I often paraphrase tried and tested analogies) Read more