Help me get a Wheelchair
Hi everyone, This weeks blog post is going to be a little different. I’m sharing something deeply personal that I never imagined I would...
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Saskia Müller
2 min
Navigating University Online as an AuDHDer
Navigating the world of university as a student with both autism and ADHD has been a unique and sometimes challenging journey. This path...
Saskia Müller
2 min
Managing Tourette’s in the Workplace
As someone who has been ticcing all her life, I understand the challenges that come with navigating professional environments while...
Saskia Müller
5 min
Supporting Someone in the Workplace With Ill Mental Health
With research suggesting that mental illness affects up to half of all autistic people at some point in their lives, there will be a...
Saskia Müller
5 min
10 Ways to Support Your Disabled Colleague
My biggest weakness is asking for help. Having been diagnosed with AuDHD at age 15, I grew up feeling inadequate without understanding...
Saskia Müller
3 min
You Deserve to be Supported at Work
Adults are usually diagnosed with autism and/or ADHD after burning out. They've often had to operate at an effort level of 500% throughout c
Saskia Müller
7 min
What Reasonable Adjustments Work for ADHD at Work?
Firstly, here's a quick legal guide: Reasonable adjustments are changes that must be made by to remove or reduce disadvantages related to...
Saskia Müller
6 min
Looking Back on Getting Fired for Being Autistic
Since it's almost the two-year anniversary of being fired for being autistic, and I have lots of new followers, I thought I would share...
Saskia Müller
3 min
Autism Acceptance Month: 10 actions employers can take that aren't tweets
It's Autism Acceptance Month this month, but we have a longgg way to go. While 1 in 7 employees are neurodivergent, 32% of managers would...
Saskia Müller
2 min
How Employers can Help People With Seizures
Having a seizure disorder does not automatically mean you can’t work. In fact, many people we speak to are currently in work or are...
Saskia Müller
2 min
Masking and Unmasking Autistic Traits
Autistic masking, to me, was like losing myself in a labyrinth of expectations and societal pressures. It was camouflaging my true identity
Saskia Müller
3 min
5 Sensory Aids To Explore & Add To Your Wishlist
When people think of autistic people with sensory aids, the image that often comes to mind is that of a young, white boy with headphones and
Saskia Müller
5 min
How To Stop Yourself From Fainting: PoTS Edition
Ever stand up too fast and feel like a blackout or fainting episode is imminent? As someone with PoTS, I get this all the time. Although,...
Saskia Müller
3 min
18 Ways Congregations Can Observe Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month
WHAT IS JEWISH DISABILITY AWARENESS, ACCEPTANCE, AND INCLUSION MONTH? Established in 2009, the mission of Jewish Disability Awareness,...
Saskia Müller
4 min
I Was Not a “School Skiver”
Dear Good Morning Britain (and the government), Following your news segment yesterday, I would like you to know that I was not a “school...
Saskia Müller
2 min
Why I Only Occasionally use Mobility Aids
Since July 2022, my journey of mobility has been a dynamic one. Alternating between a cane and forearm crutches, I navigate the world...
Saskia Müller
2 min
How to Tell if You're Using the Wrong Walking Stick
Many individuals tend to believe that experiencing pain is an inevitable aspect of life when living with a long-term injury or...
Saskia Müller
2 min
What’s in My Bag – Chronic Illness Edition
I feel maybe I am a little late to the party on this one, but I used to really love watching the what’s in my bag videos when I was...
Saskia Müller
10 min
Workplace Adjustments For Disabled People
Before we jump into this post, it feels really important to emphasise that by no means is everybody with a chronic illness or disability...
Saskia Müller
3 min
Dating as a Disabled Person
For the second time in a row, this Valentine’s Day, I am in a relationship. We have been dating for just over two years now and I still...
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