Neurodivergency

Inclusive communication, Neurodivergency, Workplace

Designing change: a workplace that respects people with autism

Workplace changes like restructuring or menu updates can destabilize employees with autism who depend on predictable environments. Authentic DEI requires “designing change” through advance communication, visual aids, fixed workstation options, sensory refuges, and predictable menus. These universal design principles reduce anxiety and improve concentration for all employees, demonstrating that genuine inclusion is built into physical […]

Inclusive communication, Neurodivergency, Workplace

Beyond well-being: what is psychological safety and why is it essential for inclusion?

Psychological safety—the shared belief that team members can take interpersonal risks without fear of negative consequences—is essential for genuine inclusion beyond diversity statistics. Unlike superficial wellness initiatives, it creates structural trust enabling employees to contribute authentically, take risks, and perform optimally. Organizations must shift responsibility from individual resilience to building psychologically secure work systems through

Inclusive communication, Neurodivergency, Workplace

Crystal ceilings and mirror mazes

Is climbing the corporate ladder really a straight shot, or a maze of invisible walls? From unconscious bias and the “double bind” to the unpaid “office housework” tax, crystal-ceiling barriers disproportionately stall women, people of color, LGBTQ+ colleagues and those with disabilities. Intersectionality multiplies these obstacles, creating unique challenges for every identity.Real change means moving

Inclusive communication, Neurodivergency, Workplace

Corporate communication and inclusive language: the unspoken rules and neurodivergent people

Effective corporate communication often relies on unspoken rules and implicit social cues that can create significant barriers for neurodivergent people. This article decodes these hidden norms, providing a clear and practical guide to making workplace interactions more inclusive. I translated implicit expectations into explicit communication rules, offering actionable strategies for managers and colleagues to support

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