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Atypical 9to5

Atypical 9to5

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  • Albert Neef on Living and Thriving with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
    Jul 11 2025

    Albert Neef is a DLD buddy and mentor, supporting (young) adults and students with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).

    In this episode, we talk about what DLD is, how it affects life beyond language, and Albert’s message of hope and growth.

    👉 Connect with Albert: www.tosbuddyenmentor.nl | LinkedIn

    🧡 Support the show: ko-fi.com/atypical9to5

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    24 min
  • Thriving in University: Autistic Student Success with Dr. Theo Bakker
    May 1 2025

    In this episode of Atypical 9to5, Rayna speaks with Dr. Theo Bakker, a Dutch researcher whose PhD focused on the success of autistic students in higher education. They discuss what large-scale data really shows, challenge common misconceptions, and explore how strategies like Universal Design for Learning can improve inclusion. They also touch on how academic challenges carry into the workplace—and what universities and employers can do better.

    📎 Learn more at atypical9to5.com
    📩 Have feedback or want to share a perspective with Theo? You can reach him directly at t.c.bakker@vu.nl
    ☕ Support the podcast at ko-fi.com/atypical9to5

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    32 min
  • Finding Success on Your Own Terms: Jane McNeice on Entrepreneurship and Autism
    Mar 7 2025

    In this episode of Atypical 9to5, host Rayna Spasova - van Aalst speaks with Jane McNeice, a late-diagnosed autistic business owner, trainer, and author. They discuss her journey into entrepreneurship, the impact of late diagnosis on her career, and how she navigates work as an autistic professional. Jane shares insights on masking, networking, self-employment, and the importance of finding success on your own terms.

    Learn more about Jane McNeice and her work on LinkedIn or visit her website Mind Matters.

    Key Moments

    🔹 00:00 – Welcome to Atypical 9to5
    🔹 01:04 – Introducing Jane McNeice
    🔹 02:19 – Jane’s Journey to Self-Employment
    🔹 02:44 – Challenges of Networking and Training
    🔹 04:26 – The Importance of Scripting
    🔹 06:27 – Struggles with Public Speaking
    🔹 11:19 – Accommodations and Self-Employment
    🔹 13:53 – The Burden of Masking
    🔹 17:52 – Reactions to Autism Disclosure
    🔹 20:29 – Entrepreneurship and Autism
    🔹 20:58 – Reflecting on Career Choices and Autism
    🔹 23:27 – Early Career and Academic Pursuits
    🔹 25:16 – Transition to Mental Health and Self-Employment
    🔹 27:13 – Advice for Autistic Entrepreneurs
    🔹 32:12 – Navigating Networking as an Autistic Professional
    🔹 34:57 – Journey to Becoming an Author
    🔹 38:47 – Final Thoughts and Contact Information

    Support the Podcast

    Enjoyed this episode?Share it with your network, leave a review, or help amplify autistic voices by supporting Atypical 9to5. Learn how you can contribute at ko-fi.com/atypical9to5.

    Disclaimer

    The stories and experiences shared in this podcast are personal to each guest. Autism and neurodiversity are unique to every individual, and we aim to celebrate that diversity rather than generalize or make universal claims.

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    40 min
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