If you see a Yeti cooler in a quiet corner of the airport lounge at 7am it is possible you are in the proximity of a woman pumping ahead of business travel.

Author Bio This article is written by Genius Within Community Manager Helen Doyle. Helen is a subject matter specialist writing about neurodiversity and disability inclusion both from the […]

Author Bio Paul Stevenson is a well respected advocate, author and public speaker who shares his experience of Tourette Syndrome, ADHD, OCD and Autism. Paul works for Genius Within as a Lived […]

Executive summary: An increasing number of young people report health conditions that limit their ability to study or work. Young people are now one of the most prevalent groups experiencing […]

I do not employ anyone currently… and don’t expect to anytime soon!

Author Bio This article is written by Genius Within Community Manager Helen Doyle. Helen is a subject matter specialist writing about neurodiversity and disability inclusion both from the […]

Every year, we publish our Social Value Impact Report to reflect on the difference our work is making for neurodivergent and disabled people, the organisations we work with, and the wider communities […]

This week the College Board met to review progress and decide next steps in the development of the College and informed by the highly useful suggestions made at the College Advisory Group (CAG) at […]

Last week I blogged about the importance and challenge of opening dialogue around health and work between stakeholders following Sir Charlie Mayfield’s press briefings around the Keep Britain […]

Could your recruitment process be getting in the way of great candidates? Neuroinclusive recruitment isn’t about lowering standards or making recruitment easier. It’s about making sure you’re […]

Author Bio This article is written by Jacqui Wallis. Jacqui is Director of Growth at Genius Within. With more than 26 years of business experience, she has held senior leadership roles across […]

I heard an excerpt of Sir Charlie Mayfield’s Today Programme interview on the ‘National Growth Opportunity’ report released yesterday as part of the Keep Britain Working Review .

  EMBARGOED – KBW A NATIONAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITY 22.9.26 The post Keep Britain Working – A National Growth Opportunity (23 September 2026) appeared first on Council for Work & Health.

For many employment support programmes, getting someone into work is understandably a key measure of success. But a job start alone does not tell us whether employment will be sustainable. Will the […]

Author Bio This article is written by Genius Within Community Manager Helen Doyle. Helen is a subject matter specialist writing about neurodiversity and disability inclusion both from the […]

Dinuli Seranatre at Function First Care recently invited me on to her podcast to discuss all things work and health.