Entries by Sharon Didrichsen
Living Your Best Autistic Life- only a few places remaining- starting soon!
We are delighted to be launching a new programme designed to overcome barriers and challenges post Covid-19. ‘Living your best autistic life’ is an autistic well-being programme designed by Autism, Neurodiversity and Inclusion Specialist Becca Lory Hector. Becca is a contributor to Spectrum Women and is a Certified Autism Specialist and Cognitive Specialist. For the […]
We are recruiting Autism Consultants for a Bank of Autism Consultants
Specialisterne Northern Ireland is an Autism at Work consultancy, which opened in Belfast in April 2014. As part of the Specialisterne International Network, which spans 15 countries for 16 years, and which pioneered the Autism at Work movement, we aim to support autistic people to get ready for, secure, and sustain, rewarding careers. Over the past […]
Specialisterne NI welcomes Seamus Gallagher to its voluntary board.
The team at Specialisterne NI are delighted to welcome new Directors to its voluntary board. Please join us in welcoming Seamus Gallagher. Throughout my 20 year career in the IT industry I have been fortunate enough to be in a position to offer support to a range of organisations that work with individuals […]
Specialisterne NI welcomes David Crozier to its Voluntary Board as Chair
About I am honoured to have been invited to Chair the Specialisterne NI board. The opportunity to help Sharon and the team build on their success to date and map out a vision for supporting autistic people and employers into the next decade is one which I am relishing. I am currently Head of Strategy […]
Specialisterne NI welcomes Leanne Hamilton to its voluntary board
The team at Specialisterne NI are delighted to welcome new Directors to its voluntary board. Please join us in welcoming Leanne Hamilton. I am passionate about neurodiversity in the workplace. As a leader in the defined benefits pensions industry, I have worked with many autistic or non-neurotypical people. What often makes them so good at […]
Specialisterne NI welcomes Brian Byers to its Voluntary Board
The team at Specialisterne NI are delighted to welcome new Directors to its voluntary board. Please join us in welcoming Brian Byers. It’s hard for me to explain how excited I am to join the Specialisterne team from both a personal and professional perspective. Having worked in career development and employability for over 15 years, […]
555
555 is a great number, especially when it represents the number of hours autistic young people from 15 grammar and secondary schools, and young people out of school, have spent connecting with each other over Lockdown in Connect4 online social and interest groups. Connect4 is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. For details of […]
Would you like to contribute to 1 million careers for autistic people?
Specialisterne NI is part of the international Specialisterne network which works across 15 countries to support 1 million careers for autistic people. Specialisterne NI opened in Belfast in 2014 and now has a team of 10 Autism Specialists. We support autistic people, age 10 – 60+, to feel more confident, to connect with each […]
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