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Autism, Managing Neurodivergent Employees

How Managers Can Help Their Autistic Employees Thrive in the Workplace

16th November 20220Comments
There's no question that employees diagnosed with autism can greatly contribute to the workplace. For example, they might have an exceptional eye for detail or…
ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Understanding Neurodiversity

What is Neurodiversity, and What are the Types of Neurodiversity?

12th October 20220Comments
Any trained professional would tell you that a school is for learning. But what if that school feels more like a prison? What if a…
Autism, Reasonable Adjustments

Reasonable Adjustments Guide for Autistic Employees

21st September 20220Comments
At Enna, we believe that neuro-inclusion isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s essential for building workplaces where everyone can thrive. That’s why we’re excited to share…
Autism, Interviews

How to Prepare for a Virtual Interview for Autistic Job-seekers

17th August 20220Comments
If you've been offered an interview we congratulate you, this is a big achievement and it is something to be proud of.  However, for autistic…
Autism, Executive Functioning and Time Management

5 Great Apps for Autistic Employees at Work

3rd August 20221Comment
Work environments for autistic people can be very challenging at times. Interacting with different people, the need to be "flexible" all the time, and the…
Autism, Resilience and Overcoming Obstacles

Planning Your New Commute for Autistic Employees

20th July 20220Comments
By Liz Vande Putte Congratulations on your new job!  I really mean it, well done on acing the interview and getting the job.  This moment in…
Autism, Resilience and Overcoming Obstacles

Understanding Unwritten Rules in the Workplace for Autistic Job-seekers

13th July 20220Comments
By Liz Vande Putte One of the biggest challenges we face as autistic employees is working out the unwritten social rules that everyone else seems to…
Autism, Interviews

How Autistic Candidates Can Manage Stress and Anxiety Before an Interview

4th July 20220Comments
Navigating the job search process can be challenging for anyone, but for individuals on the autism spectrum, it can be particularly daunting due to the…
Autism, Understanding Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity In Football – Which Footballers Are Autistic?

4th November 20210Comments
Neurodiversity is becoming much more common within football. This blog outlines 5 neurodivergent football players and what they’ve said about it.
Autism

Autism in Women: What’s Different and What to Look Out For

5th October 20211Comment
Autism in women can often appear and present itself differently. This blog talks about autistic traits in women and why women are less diagnosed.

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