Have you ever felt like you don't fit in?
Have you ever struggled to understand other people completely?
Have you ever felt really sensitive to your environment?
Are you really good at job but struggle to get the recognition you deserve?
All of these questions are often answered "Yes" by those who might be regarded as High Functioning Autistics. It's time we challenged the old ways of communicating and integration in teams.
Professional Speaker
Sam talks about three main subjects -
Asperger’s and High Functioning Autism in the Workplace,
Self-Awareness for High Functioning Autistics.
Communicating using Stagecraft.
Unlocking the power of the Autistic mind by making compromises on social rules, and ensuring the workplace is a happy and safe place. Stereotypically Sam speaks a lot in the IT industry but the subject matter is applicable in every sector.
Autistic Translation
She uses her broad knowledge to help a variety of people from different backgrounds and is known for her communication and behaviours interpretation work with High Functioning Autistic adults and their friends and families.
Training
Sam undertakes public speaking and soft skills training sessions with both individuals and groups or teams and has a wealth of experience in this field.
Her clients include high-flying execs, school children, charities, corporate and entrepreneurs; anyone who wants to make personal improvements.
She has been helping other people to communicate since 2008. Sam trains, coaches and mentors by applying her BA(Hons) in Business Management, sharing her knowledge gained in public speaking in Toastmasters International since 2010 and drawing on her 20 years experience working for various companies in different roles. In 2018 Sam achieved Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) the pinnacle of the educational awards programme.
Lately Sam has been teaching groups of children at several local schools how to speak in public, continues to undertake her own personal development and is writing a book on how to help those without High Functioning Autism live and work with those who have.
