Inclusion In the Work Place - A Conversation with Kelly Johnson

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Supporting peoples understanding of Autism is not always easy. It can be hard for outsiders to understand what Autistic people or families need.
Today on the show a conversation with Kelly Johnson. She is a person with Autism who didn't come to learn about her diagnosis until she had one of her children diagnosed. She has since become a fears advocate for the inclusion of neurodiverse people in the work place. As well as supporting working places she is an author.
In this episode we talk about:
- Kelly's late in life diagnosis and how it made sense to her
- We talk about biases and barriers within workplaces for those who are neurodiverse
- Advocating for yourself within the workspace
- Advice for parents of neurodiverse and how to help them get into the workplace
- Inclusion in schools
- Her book - How to Parent Like an Autistic
Want to learn more about Kelly and her work? Check her out at the links below.
Completely Inclusive BLOG - "Creating Completely Inclusive workplaces and society, one person at a time."
Completely Inclusive Business Page - Here connect with Kelly about she can support you in the workplace.
Autistic Entrepreneurs Network - A membership program supporting Autistic entrepreneurs.
Kelly Bron Johnson - On Linked In
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