Part two. I asked autistic and ADHD people about the challenges they face at work and what helps or would help them. Out of approx 1500 replies, these were the most common responses about what helps, in order.👇🏻
I love how the waiter who announces that "dinner is served" on #MAFSAU always seems to be heavily accented. It just seems to be an important part of the process.
just realized some of my most intense moments of anxiety is when i imagine someone taking something i said the wrong way and twisting my words. accusing me of saying something so awful. and what if they do? i never realized before this anxiety is from being misunderstood.
But if my research into behavioral psychology has taught me anything, it’s that looking back on my life, I am more likely to regret not taking a stance.
@AuDHDLexi@AutisticCoach_ Thanks for asking. :) At every stage, really - don't know how to get them (tend to be adopted by extroverts); don't know what to do with them once I've got them; don't remember to do things that appear to be important to keeping them, such as initiating contact, apparently. :(
@autismtalknd On social media of your choice, check out the community's hashtags - #ActuallyAutistic, #AskingAutistics, etc. Instant connection to community. (This was the greatest gift my diagnosis gave me.)
ahhhhh i'm not very good at processing big feelings so we're not making a big deal out of it but I WROTE A BOOK AND YOU CAN PRE-ORDER IT NOW 🥹
@PenguinBooks
https://t.co/h30Veu3OTu