EP. 252: ADHD in the Workplace with Lisa Lewis

ADHD for Smart Ass Women with Tracy Otsuka

Lisa Lewis’s skill of talking to anyone and everyone has taken her on unexpected adventures around the world, from the Scottish Highlands to the running of the bulls, and now she’s here to talk to us about her ADHD journey. For the last twelve years Lisa has worked as an HR professional who focuses on diversity, equality, and inclusion in the workplace. She received a late diagnosis of ADHD and now attributes her diverse background and success to her neurodiversity. Join my conversation with Lisa to hear her take on disclosing ADHD in the workplace, ways to advocate for your needs without fear of judgment or stigma, why ADHD awareness is so crucial for our success and well-being, and more. Resources: Website: www.mindmosaic.ca LinkedIn: https://wwww.linkedin.com/in/lisa-lewis-cphr-46203236/ Instagram: @lisajolewis Photo credit: Sheena Davies Photography

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