In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Dr Hannah Dennis tackles one of the most damaging myths still circulating today — that autism is caused by poor parenting. She debunks outdated and harmful ideas like the “refrigerator mother” theory and reminds us that autism has a strong genetic and neurological basis — not a parenting one. Dr Hannah also explores what truly matters: creating supportive environments where autistic individuals can thrive, and why blame has no place in this...
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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Dr Hannah Dennis tackles one of the most damaging myths still circulating today — that autism is caused by poor parenting. She debunks outdated and harmful ideas like the “refrigerator mother” theory and reminds us that autism has a strong genetic and neurological basis — not a parenting one. Dr Hannah also explores what truly matters: creating supportive environments where autistic individuals can thrive, and why blame has no place in this...
Thriving in the Workplace: Creating Opportunities for All
ThriveAbility
15 minutes
4 months ago
Thriving in the Workplace: Creating Opportunities for All
Work is more than just a paycheck — it’s a powerful pathway to purpose, independence, and belonging. In this episode of ThriveAbility, we explore what employment truly means for neurodivergent individuals and those with intellectual disabilities. We’re diving into: Why meaningful work matters so muchThe common barriers neurodivergent people face when seeking and keeping jobsHow employers can create more inclusive hiring practices and supportive workplacesAnd the incredible strengths a n...
ThriveAbility
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Dr Hannah Dennis tackles one of the most damaging myths still circulating today — that autism is caused by poor parenting. She debunks outdated and harmful ideas like the “refrigerator mother” theory and reminds us that autism has a strong genetic and neurological basis — not a parenting one. Dr Hannah also explores what truly matters: creating supportive environments where autistic individuals can thrive, and why blame has no place in this...
