Tamsin Crook
@tamsincrook.bsky.social
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Career Coach | Assoc. Lecturer | ADHD Research | MSc Career Mgt & Coaching | MSc Psychology | PG Cert Neurodiversity Coaching Research: ADHD career strengths & successes https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/JWAM-05-2023-0048/full/html
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Exciting week this week as the book that I co-wrote a chapter for has been published. The Holistic Career Coaching Handbook. I wrote a chapter on neurodiversity in the workplace with Aretha Rutherford (who is too sensible to have social media, so I can't tag her). 1/3
You were both right! All sorted… 🤣
Feeling this, and hoping you're right (or that Nietzsche is right) as I continue to be on hold to Companies House for forgetting to file my return....
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Hurrah!
Bruno, G. et al (2025)Decolonizing autism research Integrating indigenous ways of knowing, being & doing journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Prioritize Indigenous & Autistic co/leadership
Develop framewks of ethical space & relational accountability
Foster cross-cultural & interdisc collab
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Great conversation about the emotions behind the avoidance or resentment of writing. Understanding our relationship to the writing, and our response to that... One to bookmark and return to next time I'm in avoidance mode!
"We all have to collectively agree that writing is revising and it’s not a waste of time." - Dr Jane Jones

I interviewed Dr Jane Jones about how to deal with the emotions that come while writing papers --> https://rpst.page.link/SgRD

#PhDchat #Academia #phd
Emotional labour and academic writing
Academic writing coaches Dr Jane Jones and Dr Anna Clemens talk about emotional labour, procrastination, fear of rejection, perfectionism, writing books and what writing really is.
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Such fascinating work - the impact of the environment in which we live and work. Speaks strongly to my own current interests in psychology and neurodiversity, but also my first degree, many years ago, in Geography... lots to think about.
Where did you get these from?!!
Thank you so much for re-posting this - I read it last week and then lost it when I accidentally refreshed my feed!
I absolutely agree. I have worked with a number of older, late diagnosed/discovered neurodivergent clients, and they absolutely deserve that additional support and understanding...
You’re right. Much of the support available at the moment is created for education and the working environment.
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Recently Published:

Self-reported strengths and talents of autistic adults.

Lampinen, L. A., Singer, J., Wang, X., VanHook, B., Wilkinson, E., & Bal, V. H. (2025). Autism, 0(0). doi.org/10.1177/1362...
This is such a nuanced and big-hearted piece on the evolution of autism as a diagnosis, by an anthropologist of mental health who is also the dad of a now-grown daughter on the spectrum. Great reading (gift link) www.nytimes.com/2025/09/24/o...
Opinion | Autism Has Always Existed. We Haven’t Always Called It Autism.
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Mums keeping it real! Good luck!!
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Good to be me!
Sharing the most amazing video from @spectrumgaming.bsky.social a charity for Autistic young people in UK. Many Autistic people struggle with their autism diagnosis; they made a wonderful video about it.
youtu.be/0pibDq98raQ?...
I cry happy tears EVERYTIME I watch this - beautiful!
Watch this if you think autism is bad ('Good To Be Me' music video)
YouTube video by Spectrum Gaming
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Absolutely love this. So beautifully done. The attention to detail is fabulous. Love the little side-shelves.
This report reflects (and ongoing work will continue to reflect) the best evidence currently available, as well as the all-important lived experience of ADHDers.

Huge thanks to all who have contributed to date.
Yesterday, NHS England published the independent ADHD Taskforce interim report with initial recommendations for improved cross-sector support.

The full report is still to come, but I hope that this shows that the work is starting in earnest, and is being supported at the highest levels.
You too. Enjoy the space!
Hope you found the kettle quickly!
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I’m looking for a small number of secondary schools to help us with a research study exploring self-diagnosis of mental health problems in young people

For more info or to express interest, please email @nhigsonsweeney.bsky.social:

nina.higson-sweeney [at] psych.ox.ac.uk

Or DM us! Thank you 🙏🏼
Secondary schools! Can you help? We're looking for research participants We're looking for UK secondary schools to help us with a project about self-diagnosis. For more info or to express interest, please DM me or email Nina at nina.higson-sweeney@psych.ox.ac.uk