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How to Detach from Toxic Workplaces (Autism, Trauma, AuDHD Perspective)

22 min · 8 apr 2026
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Beschrijving

In this episode, I explore how to emotionally detach from discriminatory workplaces. I reflect on how this shaped my journey toward being able to honestly say that home is wherever I am right now. I talk about: * Summary of last week’s episode (00:54) * A bit more on neurotype as a protected class (03:38) * How to emotionally detach (10:07) Resources mentioned:  * Study of sexism in the software industry: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.10555 [https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.10555] * Challenges for autistic women in the workplace: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27927031/ [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27927031/] This episode is created from an unedited writing fragment on my blog. Visit What My Connective Tissue Knows [https://piquant-radiator-e92.notion.site/What-My-Connective-Tissue-Knows-2f8eaba735ac8003bafcfc58a8f14f11?source=copy_link] to read more. How to contact me: You’re welcome to share reflections, feedback, or thoughts at homeiswherethebodyis@gmail.com [homeiswherethebodyis@gmail.com] If this episode was meaningful to you: Leaving an honest review or sharing it with someone who might find it helpful is the best way to support this work.

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