A Guide to Neurodiversity & Disability
Welcome to our mini guide for all things neurodiversity and disability.
In this guide you’ll find a collection of short guides covering neurodiversity and disability in the workplace.
Explore Neurodiversity
Below you can find our individual guides for various neurodiversities
ADHD
Learn more about ADHD, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Autism
Learn more about Autism, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Dyscalculia
Learn more about Dyscalculia, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Dyslexia
Learn more about Dyslexia, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Dyspraxia
Learn more about Dyspraxia, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Hearing of Hearing
Learn more about Hard of Hearing, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
Visual Impairment
Learn more about Visual Impairment, common characteristics, and tips for the workplace.
The Reality of Living with Invisible Disabilities
It’s a bit weird, having invisible disabilities. I am hypermobile, and my overly bendy joints cause me pain. There’s a certain amount of gate keeping over whether it’s Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Joint Hypermobility Syndrome or something else – the boundaries shift over time and depending on who you’re speaking with. ...
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Let’s Talk About Endometriosis
LET’S TALK ABOUT ENDO. Endometriosis – pronounced “en- doh – mee – tree – oh – sis” Did you know? Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women. It can affect from puberty, to menopause and for many the impact might be felt for life. On average it can take a...
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Can AI make our neurodifferent lives a little easier?
It would probably be fair to assume that most people have now heard of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the debates around whether it’s the answer to everything or the beginning of world domination by robots! All that aside, AI does present some interesting potential around ways of supporting disability...
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Breaking through barriers in the workplace
In this article, our Neurodiversity and Inclusion Lead, Dr Deborah Leveroy, shares research into the impact of academic failure on adult dyslexics' self-esteem and career progression. She explores some of the neuro-inclusive practices that can be embedded across the employee life cycle - from onboarding and training to workflow,...
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Coventry University Remote4All Project Collaboration
Coventry University has released further details about their research project looking at digital innovation and e-working for adults with disabilities and neurodiversities. neurobox are proud to collaborating on this project. Find out more here.
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How aware are students of the Access to Work programme?
Michelle Brown is the Strategic Relationship Manager at Learning Labs. Her guest blog titled 'How aware are students of the Access to Work programme?' discusses findings from a report with APPGAT into the extent of student's knowledge of Access to Work and also looks into hopes for the future.
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