ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
ICF certified coach Gillian Forth discusses how to make a workplace neuroinclusive.
Gill is a 35 year old white settler, cisgender, neuro queer woman who is married, childfree, and living in the suburbs of Ontario, Canada. Their coaching practice is neuro affirming and inclusive of LGBTQQIP2SA plus communities and people of all gender identities. Gill has spent a decade in the nonprofit sector with a focus on client experience and engagement, group facilitation, DEI, and operations. They hold a certificate in Adult Education and are an ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) and have coached hundreds of neurodivergent people as they move into new roles and workplaces, and supported both employees and managers through a wide range of workplace challenges. Gill also has extensive experience advising teams and organizations on creating more inclusive and accessible environments, particularly for neurodivergent and disabled professionals.
For more about Gill’s’ work: https://www.thelowachiever.com/
For more about host Bea Moise: https://beatricemoise.com/
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Gill is a 35 year old white settler, cisgender, neuro queer woman who is married, childfree, and living in the suburbs of Ontario, Canada. Their coaching practice is neuro affirming and inclusive of LGBTQQIP2SA plus communities and people of all gender identities. Gill has spent a decade in the nonprofit sector with a focus on client experience and engagement, group facilitation, DEI, and operations. They hold a certificate in Adult Education and are an ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) and have coached hundreds of neurodivergent people as they move into new roles and workplaces, and supported both employees and managers through a wide range of workplace challenges. Gill also has extensive experience advising teams and organizations on creating more inclusive and accessible environments, particularly for neurodivergent and disabled professionals.
For more about Gill’s’ work: https://www.thelowachiever.com/
For more about host Bea Moise: https://beatricemoise.com/
Follow Different Brains on social media:
https://twitter.com/diffbrains
https://www.facebook.com/different.brains/
https://www.instagram.com/diffbrains/
Check out more episodes of Exploring Different Brains!
http://differentbrains.org/category/edb/
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