In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt chats with Rebekah Hughes from Latcham about her unique journey in the print industry and her family's print legacy. They discuss the vital role of print, Latcham's services, and Rebekah's experiences with neurodivergence. She opens up about school and work challenges, language struggles, anxiety management, and AI's role in grammar and organization. They also touch on coping strategies, therapy's importance, understanding neurodiversity, and technology's impact on attention spans. The episode wraps up with reflections and gratitude.

(0:10) Introduction of guest Rebecca Hughes from Lachem

(0:36) Rebecca Hughes' background and family history in the print industry

(2:28) The importance of print in daily life and Lachem's services

(5:16) Customer relationships and company culture at Lachem

(8:25) Rebecca's role and print experiences

(11:03) Neurodivergence in the workplace: Rebecca's experiences

(19:26) Coping with neurodivergence in school and work

(26:05) Language learning struggles and anxiety

(31:48) Utilizing AI for grammar and organization

(35:26) Coping mechanisms and seeking therapy

(38:35) Sponsor: (None)

(39:18) Navigating healthcare and medication for neurodivergence

(42:23) Technology's impact on attention span

(45:22) Encouragement for understanding neurodiversity

(47:23) Reflecting on the importance of the conversation

(50:11) Closing remarks and gratitude