We all occupy our place in a neurodiverse world.

But if the way we think is plotted on a spectrum, most of us would be considered 'neurotypical'.

Yet plenty of us - at least 1 in 10 in the UK - function, learn and process information differently from the neurotypical.

So we may be neurodifferent but, despite thinking differently, we're expected to adapt and succeed in a world that's geared towards neurotypical people.

Inspired by a post and thread at The Big Tent, we invited consultant and founding director of About Consulting Group, Jon Dunckley to join Richard to talk about neurodifference and paraplanning.

In a really absorbing, practical and illuminating hour, Jon - who is autistic - offers insights and ideas that will be invaluable to you if you're neurodifferent, or work with, live with or know people who are.

A few of links mentioned by Jon during the episode

British Dyslexia Association: Dyslexia-friendly style guide

The Neurodiverse Workplace by Victoria Honeybourne

Think Human Business Writing course

BTS podcast: Neurodiversity and studying for regulated exams

PFS Power: Working with vulnerable clients

Cornell note-taking system (YouTube video)

Online Assembly: Design principles for reports

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