Dr. Theresa Haskins
Think Differently with Dr. Theresa Haskins
Think Differently with Dr. Theresa Haskins is a podcast dedicated to exploring the power of neurodiversity and sharing practical strategies for creating more inclusive opportunities in work and life. Hosted by Dr. Theresa Haskins, a diversity and inclusion expert, this podcast provides valuable guidance and inspiration for leaders and individuals looking to maximize strengths and think differently to create a more inclusive world.
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Dr. Theresa Haskins
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
What Needs to Change to Achieve Neuroinclusion 02.01.2025 38:12
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Think Differently, Dr. Tiffany Jameson joins Dr. Theresa Haskins to discuss how organizations can embrace meaningful change to create truly inclusive environments. We explore the importance of human-centered leadership, breaking down systemic barriers, and empowering neurodistinct individuals to thrive in the workplace. It’s a conversation full of actionable ins...
Shaping the Future of Neuroinclusive Work 05.12.2024 49:06
Send us Fan Mail Join Dr. Theresa Haskins and Jacqueline Diaz as they explore how workplaces can move beyond surface-level inclusion to create meaningful opportunities for neurodivergent individuals. In this session, they’ll discuss the barriers neurodivergent talent faces, strategies for building supportive hiring practices, and ways to connect untapped potential with employers who value diverse...
The Hidden World of Women with ADHD 07.11.2024 49:14
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Theresa Haskins is joined by Trina Haynes, known as MyADHDLady and an advocate for women with ADHD, to discuss the unique and often hidden challenges that adult women face in managing ADHD. Together, they explore the complexities of balancing family responsibilities, career demands, and societal expectations—especially for those diagnosed later in life. They work to break down...
Neurodivergent Talent in Skilled Trades 10.10.2024 45:39
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Think Differently , we dive into the groundbreaking work reshaping the future of skilled trades by unlocking the untapped potential of neurodivergent talent. Danny Combs, founder of TACT, shares how his organization is helping neurodivergent individuals find success in trades—filling critical workforce needs while empowering lives. Discover the power of possibil...
From Burnout to Breakthrough 19.09.2024 53:39
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Think Differently podcast with Dr. Theresa Haskins, special guest Damilare Adeyeri joins us for a conversation on moving 'From Burnout to Breakthrough.' We explore how today’s screen-heavy, sedentary lifestyle contributes to burnout, particularly for neurodivergent individuals, and how reconnecting with movement can be the key to building resilienc...
Navigating Late Discovery of Neurodivergence 22.08.2024 43:33
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Thinking Differently , Dr. Theresa Haskins is joined by Matt Gupwell to explore the unique challenges and insights that come with the late discovery of neurodivergence. Both parents of neurodivergent children, Theresa and Matt share their personal journeys of self-discovery through the reflective lens of their children’s ADHD and Autism diagnoses. They discuss h...
Advocating for Autism Rights Across Generations 25.07.2024 41:53
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Think Differently Podcast, we delve into the evolving landscape of autism advocacy with Lola Dada-Olley, an attorney and dedicated supporter of autism rights. Lola, a caretaker with a lifetime of experience supporting loved ones with autism, shares her unique generational perspective. Together, we explore how societal attitudes and care approaches have progr...
The Future of the Neurodiversity Movement 27.06.2024 48:38
Send us Fan Mail Join Dr. Theresa Haskins as she sits down with J. David Hall, founder and CEO of NeuroGuides, to explore the evolution and future of the neurodiversity movement. Discover how neurodiversity has shifted from being seen as a disability to a competitive advantage, whether all forms of neurodivergence are being adequately represented, and gain insights into what these leaders believe...
Gateways to Neuro-Inclusive Employment 30.05.2024 45:18
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Theresa Haskins is joined by Weslie Ricks, a neurodivergent coach and disability advocate dedicated to improving individual employment outcomes, to discuss the gateways to neurodivergent employment. Together, they explore the future of neurodiversity in the workplace and discuss how neuroinclusive leadership practices benefit everyone. Weslie shares her expertise in coaching n...
Neurodiversity, Dignity, & Intersectional Belonging 25.04.2024 48:09
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Think Differently with Dr. Theresa Haskins, we sit down with Dr. Ludmila Praslova, an esteemed professor and advocate for neurodiversity, to explore how addressing challenges in supporting neurodiversity may signify larger organizational issues. We will briefly discuss her book, The Canary Code, which draws parallels between canaries in coal mines and neurodiver...
Elevate Inclusion Through Evidence-Based Action 28.03.2024 46:45
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of "Think Differently," Dr. Theresa Haskins engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey, founder of The Element of Inclusion. Together, they dissect the perplexing question: why do so many organizations struggle to translate their good intentions into meaningful diversity and inclusion initiatives? Diving into the heart of...
Challenging Autism Myths at Work 07.03.2024 43:26
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we're tackling the pervasive myths surrounding autism and the urgent need to dismantle workplace barriers for autistic individuals. Our guest, Dr. Angela Nelson, an autism advocate and distinguished clinical services executive, joins us to shed light on her groundbreaking research and advocacy efforts in autism inclusion at work. Dr. Nelson's latest stud...
Empowering Exceptional Minds 15.02.2024 55:50
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Think Differently, we sit down with Deborah Giannarelli, a distinguished educator and advocate for gifted and twice-exceptional children where we talk about the power of exceptional minds. From education to the workplace, we discuss the intricacies of supporting gifted individuals, shedding light on the challenges they face and the unique strengths they possess....
Redefining Ability in Our World 24.01.2024 51:36
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the exciting launch of the second season of 'Think Differently'! Dr. Theresa Haskins kicks off this season with a dynamic discussion alongside Ingrid Steiner, a dedicated advocate for accessibility and disability inclusion. Together, they redefine our perceptions of ability, examining the pervasive impact of ableism. Join us for a thought-provoking journey tha...
What’s a Reasonable Accommodation Anyway? 16.11.2023 16:25
Send us Fan Mail In the season finale of Think Differently, Dr. Theresa Haskins delves into the complex realm of "reasonable accommodation." Despite legal frameworks like the Americans with Disabilities Act, the concept remains elusive, creating a high-stakes tightrope for individuals with hidden disabilities. Dr. Haskins explores the subjective nature of reasonable accommodations, the c...
ADHD Secret Struggles and Strengths at Work 19.10.2023 42:49
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Think Differently, we explore the world of ADHD, which affects almost 5% of the global population. With our special guest, Dave Thompson, a neurodiversity leader and self-advocate with ADHD, we will discuss the delicate balance that people with ADHD must navigate—seeking support, understanding, and accommodation while confronting misconceptions and biases that c...
Creating a Trauma-Informed Workplace 26.09.2023 42:16
Send us Fan Mail In today's rapidly evolving workplace landscape, it's essential to ask why some organizations, despite their best intentions, can feel more like battlegrounds than sanctuaries. Often, the answer lies in the concept of psychological safety – or the lack thereof. Join us in this episode of Think Differently as we delve deep into the heart of this matter. We are honored to...
The Dilemma of Disclosure for Accomodations 07.09.2023 14:58
Send us Fan Mail In this compelling episode, we explore the world of disability disclosure in professional settings. As we all strive for success, the question arises: Should one have to reveal a disability to receive necessary support? We dissect the term "reasonable accommodations" and its subjective nature, exploring how it can vary widely from one organization to another. Discover th...
Ignite Opportunities for Exceptional Individuals 17.08.2023 49:05
Send us Fan Mail In a world that reveres words like "gifted," "genius," and "exceptional," the allure they cast is often accompanied by a reality of hurdles. Because the truth is that it is hard to navigate a society structured around normalized standards when you are remarkably talented in some areas yet present deficits in others. Join us as we explore the world of...
What It Takes to Be Inclusive 26.07.2023 17:33
Send us Fan Mail While acknowledging the progress made, Dr. Haskins emphasizes that there's still a journey ahead. As a leader, you play a crucial role in fostering inclusivity within your organization. It's not just about good intentions; it's about the impact of your actions. Dr. Haskins challenges the common assumptions and biases that may hinder the full integration of diverse i...
Breaking Barriers to Neurodiversity 28.06.2023 51:45
Send us Fan Mail Discover valuable insights and practical strategies for fostering a more inclusive society in this captivating episode. Join host Dr. Theresa Haskins and special guest Joy Young as they delve into the challenges faced by neurodiverse individuals and emphasize the significance of understanding diverse processing styles. Drawing from her experiences as a parent of an autistic child...
How Reflection Helps Us Support and Empower Others 16.06.2023 12:47
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we embark on a journey of reflection, challenging the assumptions we hold about others and exploring the opportunities to be more attuned and supportive leaders. Through personal reflections from a recent family trip, Dr. Haskins shares insights into how our beliefs and actions can either enable or unintentionally hold others back. And how engaging in reflective p...
Making Autism Allies and Advocating for Change 31.05.2023 48:03
Send us Fan Mail Join Dr. Theresa Haskins and special guest Marie Martin, an autism advocate, and warrior mum, in a thought-provoking episode of Think Differently. Together, they explore the power of advocacy and the importance of providing equal opportunities in the workplace. Marie Martin shares her inspiring journey of advocating for her son's inclusion and reshaping businesses' persp...
How Choice Reignites Motivation and Supports Inclusion 19.05.2023 20:48
Send us Fan Mail Immerse yourself in the transformative power of choice and autonomy as we explore their profound impact on individuals' lives and their role in creating inclusive environments. Get ready to discover how you can harness this power to make a difference. In this episode, we challenge the traditional approach of directive control that prevails in both work and school settings. In...
You Can’t Have Inclusion Without Psychological Safety 05.05.2023 24:46
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Dr. Theresa Haskins talks about the critical importance of psychological safety in the workplace and how it's foundational for diversity and inclusion efforts. She explains psychological safety and how it creates a healthy work environment that accommodates everyone's needs, including people with disabilities. Dr. Haskins also explores the different sour...
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