The Neurodivergent 
Social Worker

In today's diverse world, it is essential for social workers and their employers to create an environment that supports the unique needs...

Introduction: In today's fast-paced and demanding work environments, individuals with sensory processing difficulties face unique...

Introduction: In today's diverse social work workforce, it is crucial for organisations to recognise and accommodate the needs of...

Neurodivergence in social work is being more widely recognised and spoken about. However, there is still a long way to go before we, as a...

Being neurodivergent means having a brain that works differently from the “neurotypical” person. Neurodivergent neurotypes include...

As professionals, we often wear masks. We might be masking emotional or physical pain during home visits, we might be masking self-doubt...

The term neurodiversity has been around since late 1990. The word Neurodiversity was brought to the forefront by Sociologist Judy Singer...

Check in Welcome back to The Dyslexic/Dyspraxic Social Worker: A conversation starter for social work leaders. This week is the final...

Check in Welcome back to Conversation starters for social work leaders. This week, in episode five, we will be exploring the question How...

Check in Welcome back to The Dyslexic/Dyspraxic Social Worker: A conversation starter for social work leaders. This week, in episode...

Check in Welcome back to Conversation starters for social work leaders. This week, in episode three, we will be exploring the question...

Check in Welcome back to Conversation starters for social work leaders. This week, in episode two, we will be exploring the question Why...

The neurodivergent social worker brings you another series, this time specifically for social work leaders. Social work leaders are...

Belle is a Dyslexic social work student who has written In My Head to describe and explore her experiences as a neurodivergent social...

This is the final episode of the Neurodivergent Social Work Voices Campaign! We have heard from 18 amazing neurosparkly social workers...

In this episode, I share a contribution sent to the Neurodivergent Social Worker by Ewa an ADHDer social work student. Ewa shares how...

Today I am talking with Siobhan, an independent social worker, trainer, writer and practice educator with an acquired neurodivergence....

In today’s conversation, I am talking with Belle, a Dyslexic social work apprentice who is working with adults. Belle explores the...

Today I am talking with Charlotte a ADHDer, Autistic and Dyslexic social worker working with children. In our conversation, Charlotte...

Today I am speaking with Kristine, an ADHDer newly qualified social worker working with children and families. In our conversation,...