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Hosted by Steph and Claire · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 22 episodes
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SEND it. Brains at Work is a podcast about neurodivergent minds navigating the professional workplace. Sharing honest conversations, practical strategies, and real stories that challenge how work is done.
Steph and Claire hosts SEND it. Brains At Work, a society show with 22 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Your brain isn’t the problem — your environment is. In this SEND IT Short, Claire drops tiny, game‑changing micro‑accommodations you can start using tomorrow to make work actually doable. Email templates
Send us Fan Mail In this summer‑short, Claire tackles the myth that workplace accommodations are “special treatment” and flips the script from sameness to fairness. We dig into why the term reasonable adjustments needs a
Send us Fan Mail Last episode, we challenged the myth that neurodivergent people simply need to "try harder." Now it's time to explore what actually helps. In this Summer Series Toolkit episode, Steph introduces three pr
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever been told to "just try harder" ? It's one of the most common—and most damaging—myths that neurodivergent people hear. But what if the issue isn't effort at all? In this episode of SEND it –
Send us Fan Mail In this second episode of the SEND IT Summer Series, Claire introduces a practical, neurodivergent‑friendly toolkit: The 3‑Step Communication Reset . Building on last week’s myth‑busting episode, she exp
Send us Fan Mail In this first episode of the SEND IT Summer Series, Claire tackles the myth that “neurodivergent people are bad at communication.” She explores how ND communication isn’t a deficit — it’s a different com
Send us Fan Mail The summer holidays can be a time of fun, freedom, and family memories—but for neurodivergent individuals and families, they can also bring disruption, overwhelm, and exhaustion. In this episode of SEND
Send us Fan Mail Masking helps many neurodivergent people navigate workplaces, social situations and everyday life—but it comes at a cost. If you've ever got home feeling completely drained, overwhelmed, or like you've b
Send us Fan Mail As the days get longer and brighter, many of us feel happier, more energetic, and more social—but what's happening in the brain? In this episode, we explore the powerful role dopamine plays in shaping ou
Send us Fan Mail A single offhand comment can echo for years, and in workplaces it often hides in plain sight as “feedback”, “banter”, or “just how things are done”. We talk openly about how stigma shows up in real worki
Send us Fan Mail Join Steph and Claire for an honest and informative conversation about Tourette Syndrome. In this episode, they share insights into what Tourette's is, challenge common misconceptions, and discuss the re
Send us Fan Mail Why do so many recruitment processes reward interview confidence rather than actual capability? In this episode of SEND It – Brains at Work, Steph and Claire explore how traditional hiring practices can
Send us Fan Mail What does inclusive hiring actually look like in practice? In this episode, Steph and Claire unpack the barriers hidden inside modern recruitment, from exclusionary job ads and rushed interviews to the l
Send us Fan Mail Ever struggle to stay focused or get things done on your own? In this episode, we dive into body doubling —the simple but powerful practice of working alongside someone else (even virtually!) to boost pr
Send us Fan Mail Burnout is more than exhaustion — it’s a neurological and psychological response to chronic stress that reshapes how we think, feel, and work. In this episode of The Brain at Work, Claire and Steph unpac
Send us Fan Mail Ever feel like you want to start something but just… can’t? In this episode of SEND It – Brains at Work, Steph and Claire unpack one of the most misunderstood drivers of motivation: dopamine. Far from be
Send us Fan Mail This episode explores what masking really means in the workplace—how individuals consciously or unconsciously hide aspects of themselves to fit in, meet expectations, or avoid judgment. It breaks down th
Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to be “in the zone”? In this episode, we explore hyperfocus—that intense state where time disappears and productivity soars. Often linked to creativity, ADHD, and deep work, hype
Send us Fan Mail Ever feel like time just… disappears? In this episode, we dive into time blindness—what it really is, why it happens, and how it can quietly shape our daily lives. From missed deadlines to that constant
Send us Fan Mail In Episode 3 of Brains at Work, Steph and Claire explore something many people experience but struggle to explain: demand avoidance and the powerful role autonomy plays in how we work. If you’ve ever ope
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SEND it. Brains At Work is hosted by Steph and Claire. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 22 episodes.
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