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How to navigate work when you’re neurodivergent and pregnant
Pregnancy can amplify the sensory, executive function and emotional challenges of neurodivergence. Here’s how employers can make things easier.
Lydia Smith
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What is bubble wrapping? Why it could be holding women back
From softening feedback to managing everyone else’s emotions, women often take on invisible work to keep the workplace comfortable.
Amberley Davis
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How to spot the subtle signs of pregnancy discrimination
Not all discrimination is obvious. From being left off important email chains to being denied opportunities, here are the red flags to look out for.
Lydia Smith
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How to find yourself when the job that defined you disappears
When your career changes, it can feel like part of you has disappeared with it. Here’s how to reconnect with who you are beyond your job title.
Lydia Smith
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ADHD and moral injury: How it affects women at work
How justice sensitivity, emotional dysregulation and workplace bias can collide.
Lydia Smith
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What is a closing shift? How it could protect your weekend
A simple Friday routine could help you switch off from work and leave the mental load of Monday at your desk.
Amberley Davis
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How to keep a business running during maternity leave
Maternity leave looks different when you’re self-employed. Here are practical ways to protect your business while making space for motherhood.
Lydia Smith
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How to communicate with confidence when you don’t feel confident
Practical strategies for speaking up, being heard and handling challenging conversations.
Lydia Smith
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Could menstrual leave reinforce inequalities at work?
Recognising period pain at work is progress. But the way menstrual leave is designed could risk reinforcing outdated gender stereotypes.
Amberley Davis
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ADHD ‘rage’: How to manage emotional dysregulation at work
Emotional dysregulation is a common yet often overlooked characteristic of ADHD, and can be compounded by gender stereotypes and unsupportive workplace environments.
Lydia Smith
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