Totally Well Podcast - Joyce Strong - Episode 123 - Mark Palmer on Autism and Neurodiversity
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My guest on this episode of Totally Well Podcast is Mark Palmer, Speaker, Writer specializing in neurodiversity, autism and mental health.
Reach out to Mark at his website www.markpalmerwriter.co.uk and on Twitter @markpwriter
About Mark Palmer:
I have struggled with my mental health for a long as I can remember, and I was formally diagnosed with severe depression in 2006.
In addition, I have always felt that I was very different from most other people, whether it was when I was being bullied at school or struggling with interpersonal skills at work.
I have worked in policy the UK public sector for nearly 30 years, and I was finally diagnosed as autistic in my mid 40s which came as a huge relief.
I am hugely passionate about mental health and neurodiversity, in particular the need for greater education about these conditions and the many positives that neuro-diverse people can bring to the workplace if a few small adjustments are made to accommodate them.
I enjoy public speaking about neurodiversity, and I am now trying to launch a new career as a freelance writer specialising in autism and mental health. When not working I enjoy reading and gardening.
Reach out to Mark at his website www.markpalmerwriter.co.uk and on Twitter @markpwriter