Your guide to autistic working life

Are you a “high-functioning” autistic person struggling to keep a job?
Not being promoted?
Unhappy at work?

Working life is challenging for autistic people.

Let ActuallyAutistic.Work train and coach you on how to understand and break down barriers at work.

Our online training will help you perform better and confidently in your job and career. This certificate course is also of interest for those who want to understand and support their autistic colleagues or employees. Launch is in June 2024 at swi.teachable.com.

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ActuallyAutistic.Work also train people managers and HR specialists on site your company. Go to our page for our professional services.

Research (UK, national) tells that more than 90% of those diagnosed as autistic experienced a better life, finally understanding, accepting and acting on being different. If you want to self-diagnose, then the Cambridge University AQ (Autism Quotient) screening test, which has high diagnostic prediction and is the most used test in large-sample research studies. Link to the test is here . Please note that a full diagnostic examination by a specialised neuro-psychiatrist/psychologist might still be important, especially to uncover co-existing conditions and to qualify for therapies, health care and other support as needed.

You might also want to self-diagnose for ADHD (Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder) which is a very frequent co-existing condition. The most reliable diagnostic test for adults is the Diagnostic Interview for ADHD in Adults (DIVA-5) – there is a fee of EUR 10 to cover the license for APA (owner of the DSM-5 manual).

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