How to support your neurodiverse colleagues
If someone is ‘neurodivergent’ it means they have a brain that functions differently to that of a ‘typical’ or ‘normal’ brain.
January 2025
How to support the neurodiverse people in your life
This article has been written from the point of view of someone who lives with neurodiverse people.
Neurodiversity and language
This article aims to bring awareness about the language we use around neurodiverse people and to help challenge stereotypes.
23 March – ICAS Insights: Hidden disabilities in the workplace
Join ICAS’ open discussion about dyslexia, a condition that is estimated to occur in at least one in 10 people around the world.
Emily Cheyne CA: It’s time for leaders to be educated about dyslexia
ICAS Council Member Emily Cheyne CA discusses having dyslexia, comparing herself to others and how it's time to stop thinking
Paul Kingham CA shares why he views neurodiversity as a superpower
Aged 30, Paul Kingham CA was diagnosed with dyslexia and, at 48, with ADHD. As part of the Championing Unique
Why accounting may suit the neurodiverse
Thinking different is encouraged in business, so is your organisation missing the strengths of neurodiverse talent?
Nature Guidance Series
Is nature the best business partner your organization has ever had? Accounting for Sustainability explore that question here.