(how I currently understand it, at least)

This recording is an account of how I reached burnout. Since my diagnosis, I've heard the experiences of other autistic people and I can see that what I had dismissed as stress, anxiety and depression can all be explained by reaching that end point at work and how that has affected the rest of my life. If you found this interesting, please consider subscribing and sharing. You can also get in touch with me @wearethemeteor on Twitter. Music by We Are The Meteor (yes, that's me too).

My Autistic Burnout

In the first of this series, I give an overview of my thoughts on managing autism in the workplaces, using my own experiences as a reference. I also have a youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyNLDAq2yH-M12CgedvUFzQ Music by We Are The Meteor (which is also me!): https://soundcloud.com/wearethemeteor Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/wearethemeteor

Autism in the workplace overview

A quick introduction to me and this podcast on working with autism and the impacts it can have on our lives.

Autism at work - podcast introduction

I was diagnosed as autistic in 2022 and feel strongly that autism is not taken seriously enough in the workplace (and with 21st century pressures, I feel the situation is getting worse). I'm now the neurodiversity representative at my place of work (over 12,000 staff: not sure how many are ND!) and in keeping with my true autistic self, I will be honest and frank as I work towards making the workplace more safe for neurodiverse staff. I have a youtube channel as well: the content will be more-or-less the same as here.

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