Atypical Careers Academy
Career tools and advice for neurodivergent minds.
Neurodivergent Professionals Share Helpful Mindsets for Work
Discover powerful mindset shifts shared by neurodivergent professionals that can lead to healthier, more sustainable work lives. From redefining productivity to prioritizing rest, their insights might change how you work too.
3 Preconceived Notions About Job Interviewing You Should Ditch
In this blog, we unpack 3 mindset shifts that can help neurodivergent job seekers reframe their approach to interviews—plus, watch our full Q&A session with coach Michelle Marie.
Neurodivergent Professionals Share The Best Ways for Allies to Support Them at Work
Want to be a better workplace ally to neurodivergent colleagues? Learn practical tips to create a more inclusive environment, including communication strategies, support for accommodations, and validation of lived experiences.
5 Job Interview Tips for Neurodivergent Professionals
In this recap of our first Office Hours Q&A, interview coach Michelle Marie shares actionable advice to help neurodivergent professionals feel more confident during job interviews. Watch the recording or read the top takeaways.
Requesting Accommodations in the Workplace for Neurodivergent Professionals
Overwhelmed by requesting workplace adjustments? This resource breaks down how neurodivergent professionals can communicate needs effectively and explore practical accommodations to boost success.
Intro to SMART Career Goals for Neurodivergent Professionals
Explore how SMART goals can help neurodivergent professionals set intentional, achievable objectives and avoid confusion or overwhelm at work.
Coping Skills and Techniques for Neurodivergents in the Workplace
Explore how understanding your nervous system can improve coping with work-related stress, with tips tailored for neurodivergent professionals.
10 Best Tools for Neurodivergent Working Professionals
Discover practical tools and apps recommended by neurodivergent professionals to manage executive dysfunction, sensory overload, and decision paralysis at work.