Season 1 Episode 12
Summary
In this episode of Hard Hats in the Headspace, Stuart and Dr. Nancy Doyle discuss the importance of neurodiversity and mental health in the workplace. Nancy shares her personal journey from being an undiagnosed ADHD student to becoming an occupational psychologist. They explore the significance of psychological safety, inclusive work environments, and the role of communication in team dynamics. The conversation also touches on the challenges of neurodiversity in safety-critical industries, the impact of remote work, and the value of community engagement in trauma healing. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for flexibility and understanding in workplace policies to accommodate diverse needs.
Keywords
neurodiversity, mental health, psychological safety, workplace inclusion, communication, team dynamics, trauma healing, community engagement, occupational psychology, ADHD
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Genius Within and Dr. Nancy Doyle
00:45 Exploring the Impact of Genius Within on Community
01:04 Introduction to Mental Health and Neurodiversity
04:13 Nancy's Journey to Occupational Psychology
07:03 The Importance of Workplace Psychology
10:11 Creating a Positive Work Environment
13:01 Understanding Psychological Safety
16:07 Challenges in Implementing Psychological Safety
19:12 Neurodiversity in the Workplace
21:53 Communication and Safety in Construction
25:03 Balancing Standards and Inclusivity
27:55 Legal Perspectives on Neurodiversity
31:01 The Future of Neurodiversity in Various Industries
33:26 Coping with Neurodiversity in Daily Life
35:24 Understanding Cognitive Diversity and Communication
38:45 The Importance of Respecting Different Processing Styles
39:44 Leveraging Strengths in Team Dynamics
43:36 Innovative Planning Techniques for Neurodiverse Teams
47:05 The Value of In-Person Interaction
50:52 Finding Balance in Remote Work Policies
52:57 The Role of Individual Needs in Team Success
58:06 The Healing Power of Community and Creativity
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