Ive had a very similar experience years ago but wasnt diagnosed with anything at the time. It sounds like disclosing your diagnoses has been a major plus for you. Could you talk more about that? Like when you disclosed it, during interview or after contracts were signed.... is it common knowledge to everyone or just managment and have you experienced any downsides?
Sorry to hear you've had these difficulties - I can't imagine how you juggle all these responsibilities as well as being neurodiverse. The workplace can certainly be tough for someone with autism / ADHD, especially if they've had a break from employment and are trying to adapt to new routines and requirements. Fortunately it seems your diagnosis saved your job. There are a lot of people who are neurodiverse but either have no diagnosis or haven't declared their diagnosis and they could be treated rather more harshly. Changes in rotas / timetables or other working situations can be especially demanding and are something employers should either avoid or provide more support for neurotypical workers although I suppose they might argue they can't always do so.
Hello Savannah, you're looking well 🙂 Sounds like it's been a stressful time for you lately, I know the feeling of being stressed at work because I went through a similar situation last spring at my work. I walked out without even working my notice because I reached my limit, I hid my autism from my employer which I guess I shouldn't have done, but anyway it ended with me walking out. I hope things get better for you. Have you thought of maybe adding a section on your channel where people could donate some money to you? I'm sure there are people out there that would gladly like to give you some financial help, and maybe that would enable you to only work part time rather than full time? And hopefully relieve some stress for you. Just a thought. Take care Savannah.
Hello Savannah. I'm currently looking for work, it's awfully hatd, especially when there's no support from the government with helping neurodivergent individuals like me getting back into work, or doing training courses.
I'm waiting on ADHD & ASD assessments myself so on my journey I've found a few accounts on RUclips and nearby. First off with employers and employees, Exceptional Individuals have a youtube and fb and help ND with Job assessments? Then there's other YT accounts, The Aspie World, he's in wales and has adhd & asd, there's an Autistic Minds LIVE Llandudno 2024 on May 10th, and there's Sarah Louise Walden on YT, I'm autistic, now what? on YT, Mollys ADHD Mayham, YT and Yo Samdy Sam, hope it helps x and there's me a random stranger on YT rsd kicks in lol. Claire x
Oh bless you, sounds like you’ve got a lot going on. I really hope you get to the top of some of these waiting lists soon x
Don't be sorry. You've been swamped and IRL is more important than youtube.
Ive had a very similar experience years ago but wasnt diagnosed with anything at the time.
It sounds like disclosing your diagnoses has been a major plus for you. Could you talk more about that? Like when you disclosed it, during interview or after contracts were signed.... is it common knowledge to everyone or just managment and have you experienced any downsides?
Sorry to hear you've had these difficulties - I can't imagine how you juggle all these responsibilities as well as being neurodiverse. The workplace can certainly be tough for someone with autism / ADHD, especially if they've had a break from employment and are trying to adapt to new routines and requirements. Fortunately it seems your diagnosis saved your job. There are a lot of people who are neurodiverse but either have no diagnosis or haven't declared their diagnosis and they could be treated rather more harshly. Changes in rotas / timetables or other working situations can be especially demanding and are something employers should either avoid or provide more support for neurotypical workers although I suppose they might argue they can't always do so.
Hello Savannah, you're looking well 🙂
Sounds like it's been a stressful time for you lately, I know the feeling of being stressed at work because I went through a similar situation last spring at my work. I walked out without even working my notice because I reached my limit, I hid my autism from my employer which I guess I shouldn't have done, but anyway it ended with me walking out.
I hope things get better for you. Have you thought of maybe adding a section on your channel where people could donate some money to you? I'm sure there are people out there that would gladly like to give you some financial help, and maybe that would enable you to only work part time rather than full time? And hopefully relieve some stress for you. Just a thought.
Take care Savannah.
Amazing video upload, I appreciate you for sharing! Enjoy your day, my new friend Savannah👍❤
Hello Savannah. I'm currently looking for work, it's awfully hatd, especially when there's no support from the government with helping neurodivergent individuals like me getting back into work, or doing training courses.
Yey! Welcome back 🎉❤
I'm waiting on ADHD & ASD assessments myself so on my journey I've found a few accounts on RUclips and nearby. First off with employers and employees, Exceptional Individuals have a youtube and fb and help ND with Job assessments? Then there's other YT accounts, The Aspie World, he's in wales and has adhd & asd, there's an Autistic Minds LIVE Llandudno 2024 on May 10th, and there's Sarah Louise Walden on YT, I'm autistic, now what? on YT, Mollys ADHD Mayham, YT and Yo Samdy Sam, hope it helps x and there's me a random stranger on YT rsd kicks in lol. Claire x
Can you please to more sensory toys video
do only autistic people stim? i stim too but i haven't been diagnosed with autism