Helping neurodivergent professionals thrive at work. Hosted by Brett Whitmarsh—an autistic, ADHD corporate leader—this podcast offers practical advice, unfiltered stories, and expert interviews about navigating the workplace as a neurodivergent employee or manager. Topics include unmasking, burnout, feedback, accommodations, and more. New episodes weekly. 👉 Visit audhdboss.com + brettwhitmarsh.su... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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When an employee shares that they have ADHD or autism, how should a manager respond? What words build trust, and what words damage it?
In this episode, Brett — The AuDHD Boss — shares a manager’s guide to responding with empathy, professionalism, an... more
Stepping into management as an autistic professional with ADHD brought a unique mix of strengths—and a lot of anxiety. In this episode, I share my personal story of transitioning from individual contributor to manager, and how I faced professional an... more
In this episode, I share my journey of coming out as queer and how it unexpectedly became the beginning of unmasking my autistic and ADHD identity. From growing up in a high-control religious environment to finding safety in the workplace, I talk abo... more
In this episode, I explore autistic masking — what it is, why it happens, and how it impacts identity, mental health, and burnout. Drawing from Dr. Megan Anna Neff’s Autistic Burnout Workbook and research from Embrace Autism, I share definitions, exa... more
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Focusing on the experiences and challenges faced by neurodivergent professionals, this podcast provides a platform for discussing various aspects of work life, particularly for those with autism and ADHD. It highlights personal stories, practical strategies, and expert insights on topics such as unmasking, professional anxiety, burnout, and workplace accommodations. The host shares his own journey as an autistic leader, offering candid reflections that resonate with listeners who may be navigating similar paths. Each episode explores the intersectionality of neurodiversity and identity, fostering a space for thoughtful dialogue and community support.
The podcast is noteworthy for its commitment to authenticity and openness, encouraging lis... more
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