Neurodiversity at Work
Jay HobbsLearn how to employ neurodiverse people’s unique and special talents to your market advantage. This series has been created to help you grow your enterprise by embracing difference through the employment of people with ADHD, and autistic and dyslexic individuals. To find out more about how Thriving Now can help your business benefit from neurodiversity growth, visit thrivingnow.com.au/consulting a... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | ||||
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Amanda Turnill is the Managing Director of Auticon and an advocate for the rights of people with autism.
She is an internationally recognised regulatory and product liability lawyer based in Sydney.
She recently retired from the law to spend more... more
Will Wheeler is the Managing Director of The Dyslexic Evolution based in Australia.
He is passionate about helping dyslexic people find their full potential in their careers and businesses, while helping them grow into outstanding leaders who will ... more
Laura Lewis has a lived experience as an autistic person who lives with a mental illness. Laura advocates for the removal of the stigma associated with both.
She is a member of several committees devoted to bringing about positive change. Laura has... more
Manuel Gomes has been messing about with technology since an early age - he sold his first small computer program when he was 14.
This led to a career in software engineering, in organisations ranging from startups to market-leading multinationals.... more
Psychologist Jay Hobbs is the Director and the driving force behind Thriving Now.
Jay’s extensive experience in consulting and working with corporate clients and government departments assisted in his development of unique neurodiversity employment... more
Cheryl Gledhill has been working in the mobile and digital space for 20+ years for brands such Virgin, the BBC and British Telecom.
She is currently Head of Product at BlueChilli, as well as co-creator of JobMatcher, an inclusive HR tech solution t... more
Creative entrepreneur Rachel Worsley carved out a promising career in journalism and legal marketing, before giving it up to start businesses in poetry and content marketing. Her secret to success: living with ADHD.
To find out ore about Rachel’s p... more
Judy Singer first coined the word Neurodiversity while writing a sociology thesis on the rise of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Movement at the University of Technology Sydney in 1998.
In her thesis, Judy foresaw that a broader movement would emerge as... more
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