Series 3, Episode 3: Being a carer, activist and advocate for neurodiversity with Stephanie Nimmo

reWorked: the Workplace Inclusion Podcast

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Was this in the plan? Blogger, author and activist Stephanie Nimmo, tells Rachael about her turbulent and inspiring story of being catapulted into life as a carer. She discusses what employers could do to keep carers in the workforce, as well the raft of valuable soft skills that carers develop: from stakeholder management to project management underpinned by a hefty dose of resilience. Steph also shares her personal experiences of supporting her sons as they join the workforce and the need for improved company-wide support for neurodiversity.
Follow Stephanie on Twitter, visit her website and read her blog 'Was This in the Plan?'.
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