#7 Wearing your Autistic mask at work

05/04/22 • 37 min

Cameron was not diagnosed Autistic until he left school.
In this All4Inclusion podcast episode, Cameron talks about being undiagnosed autistic throughout school, learning how to wear his mask and how different employers have reacted to him.
Cameron has a strong understanding of being neurodiverse as his brother has ADHD.
During this episode I mention Cameron's blog article (see below)
Two Faced. - My Autistic Journey | LinkedIn
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#6 Todd uses ADHD to his advantage and to help others

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How cool was it to speak with Todd ?
Todd tells me about how ADHD impacted him as both a child and an adult. How he learnt to use his neuro diversity to give him an advantage in his professional life.
Not only has Todd learnt to use his condition to his own benefit, but he has helped others with ADHD too.
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#8 Kat's story - Something every mother does leaves her in a wheelchair

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Meeting Kathryn Paylor-Bent was a great experience and I'm lucky to share it with you.
An injury when Kat was a young Mum left her in a wheelchair. Despite her disability, Kat wanted to be a hands on Mum for her son. Very early on in the conversation it's easy to see that Kat's a fighter. She had to fight to get her sons autism diagnosis and fight for what's right for her and her family.
Kat is a big advocate of adaptive fashion and started her own business Seated Sewing in March 2020. Please click the link below for more information on Kathryn Paylor-Bent
Kathryn (Kat) Paylor-Bent | LinkedIn