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The AuDHD Boss: Neurodiversity at Work with Brett Whitmarsh

Brett, The AuDHD Boss
ADHD
Autism
Mental Health
Neurodiversity
Neurodivergence
Burnout
Leadership Styles
Psychological Safety
Work-Life Balance
Autistic Burnout
Masking
Corporate Workplace
Grieving Process
Leadership
Internalized Ableism
Executive Function
Professional Growth
Self-Review
Annual Review
Diagnosis

The AuDHD podcast for autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD professionals navigating corporate environments — and the managers supporting them. Hosted by Brett Whitmarsh, a late-diagnosed AuDHD corporate leader with 12 years of management experience. Topics: masking, autistic burnout, late diagnosis, workplace accommodations, neurodivergent leadership, executive dysfunction, career transitions, neuroqueer and... more

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Getting promoted because you're good at your job is the easy part. Most AuDHD professionals find out quickly that the role they were promoted into requires skills nobody taught them and nobody mentioned were part of the deal.

Brett sits down with Dr... more

Most neurodivergent employees don't know what accommodations they can ask for — and without that, the process stalls before it starts.

In this episode, I walk through the 10 most commonly requested AuDHD workplace accommodations according to Job Acc... more

If you're neurodivergent and considering a workplace accommodation request, disclosure is probably the thing stopping you. Do you have to tell HR you're autistic or have ADHD? Who else finds out?

The answer is more nuanced than most people explain —... more

In this episode, I’m talking about emotional flooding at work and what it feels like for me as someone with ADHD and autism. I share how misunderstanding, conflict, masking, and nervous system overload can affect my processing, my body, and the rest ... more

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Recent Guests

Erica Smith
Author and educator, Purity Culture Recovery Guide
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Episode: Purity Culture Recovery: Shame, Deconstruction, and Autistic Masking (w/ Erica Smith)
Cate Osborn
Author of The ADHD Field Guide for Adults
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Episode: Adult ADHD, Finally Explained (with Cate Osborn + Erik Gude)
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Episode: Adult ADHD, Finally Explained (with Cate Osborn + Erik Gude)
Alex Lahmeyer
Queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent career coach and talent consultant
Episode: Finding a Workplace Where You Belong — Queer and Neurodivergent Career Advice with Alex Lahmeyer
Liora Natania
The founder and creator of Colorful Futures, a Neurodivergent Queer-run HR and Career counseling business.
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Episode: Panic Applying, AI Resumes & ADHD Job Searches with Liora Natania
Patrick Casale
Mental health and addiction therapist, group practice owner, and private practice coach and strategist for therapists.
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Episode: Neurodivergent Leadership: Insights from Patrick Casale
Michael Daniel
Creator of the NeuroTranslator app, shares his experiences with autism and ADHD.
Episode: AI for Neurodivergent Communication: Autism, ADHD, and the NeuroTranslator App
Dr. Megan Anna Neff
Neurodivergent clinician, researcher, and writer
Neurodivergent Insights
Episode: Autistic Burnout: Dr. Megan Anna Neff Interview

Host

Brett Whitmarsh
Autistic corporate leader with ADHD, sharing personal and professional experiences related to neurodiversity in the workplace.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • I’ve only listened to one episode, but I found this at a most appropriate time! Dx’d ADHD 2 years ago, as I was turning 55. A perfect storm of scenarios combined with menopause to upend my life. I’m currently struggling at work, which is devastating to an overachiever. I was able to listen to the performance review episode prior to writing my self assessment. 😁. Support and tactics for those of us in a professional environment is so valuable! I believe this is going to be a game changer for m... more

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    United States3 months ago
  • Short Podcast

    I was really enjoying an episode when it suddenly cut off. I didn’t notice it was only 8 min long but it sounded like there was more to the episode. Do you have to pay to listen to the entire podcast?

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Adult ADHD, Finally Explained (with Cate Osborn + Erik Gude)
Q: What inspired you to write The ADHD Field Guide for Adults?
Cate and Erik describe how comments and questions from their audience shaped the book, focusing on providing accessible, practical guidance for adults with ADHD rather than generic advice.
Purity Culture Recovery: Shame, Deconstruction, and Autistic Masking (w/ Erica Smith)
Q: Is it ever too late to explore sexuality or make changes in how you view these issues?
It's never too late to pursue what feels right, with examples of people in their 60s making changes and seeking more fulfilling intimate lives.
Purity Culture Recovery: Shame, Deconstruction, and Autistic Masking (w/ Erica Smith)
Q: What does it mean to deconstruct, and how does one start rebuilding after taking things apart?
Deconstruction is about taking apart the beliefs you were given and rebuilding a framework that works for you, acknowledging it can be a long process and that some people rebuild completely while others retain some beliefs in a new form.
Purity Culture Recovery: Shame, Deconstruction, and Autistic Masking (w/ Erica Smith)
Q: How should someone approach reading your book if they've experienced all of this and feel triggered?
Erica suggests starting with chapters that match curiosity and skipping sections that might be retraumatizing, emphasizing that the book is a guide rather than a mandate and that readers can choose what to engage with.
Purity Culture Recovery: Shame, Deconstruction, and Autistic Masking (w/ Erica Smith)
Q: So that was going to be my next question is, why did purity culture take such hold in the 90s and the early 2000s? Was it the products or something else?
Erica explains that the True Love Waits campaign and a political framing around morality helped cement purity culture, with large events and a national narrative that linked personal choices to national morals, plus a growing industry around related products and messaging.

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