In a strikingly personal episode, Chris opens up about his experience with Tourette's Syndrome, to which Jake has had a front row seat since its onset. Along the way they cover microaggressions, neurodiversity in and out of the workplace, and – this may be a new one for some of you – microinterventions. The only problem? When a Tourette's sufferer discusses the syndrome, it shows up in a big way. 



More info <a href="https://www.rw.institute/the-disorienting-dilemma">here</a>.

In a strikingly personal episode, Chris opens up about his experience with Tourette's Syndrome, to which Jake has had a front row seat since its onset. Along the way they cover microaggressions, neurodiversity in and out of the workplace, and – this may be a new one for some of you – microinterventions. The only problem? When a Tourette's sufferer discusses the syndrome, it shows up in a big way. More info here.

In a strikingly personal episode, Chris opens up about his experience with Tourette's Syndrome, to which Jake has had a front row seat since its onset. Along the way they cover microaggressions, neurodiversity in and out of the workplace, and – this may be a new one for some of you – microinterventions. The only problem? When a Tourette's sufferer discusses the syndrome, it shows up in a big way.&nbsp;



More info <a href="https://www.rw.institute/the-disorienting-dilemma" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.&nbsp;

Chris' Tourette's and Neurodiversity

Two longtime friends, both Canadian – one black, one white, and both men – explore what it looks like to adopt the mindset of an inclusive society. Instead of asking, ”How do we get there?”, Jake and Chris discuss what does it look like to act as if we’re there already.

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Two longtime friends, both Canadian – one black, one white, and both men – explore what it looks like to adopt the mindset of an inclusive society. Instead of asking, ”How do we get there?”, Jake and Chris discuss what does it look like to act as if we’re there already.

Two longtime friends, both Canadian – one black, one white, and both men – explore what it looks like to adopt the mindset of an inclusive society. Instead of asking, ”How do we get there?”, Jake and Chris discuss what does it look like to act&nbsp;as if&nbsp;we’re there already.

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