Margaux Joffe

Margaux Joffe, a board-certified cognitive specialist and advocate for neurodiversity, shares her enlightening journey about living with ADHD. She reveals her eye-opening experience of sensory overload at IKEA that led to her diagnosis at age 29. Margaux discusses the challenges of undiagnosed ADHD, particularly anxiety in women, and emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy in the workplace. Her insightful perspective on justice sensitivity offers a fresh view on the unique strengths of women with ADHD, inspiring others to embrace their differences.

Margaux Joffe, a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist and founder of Minds of All Kinds, shares her insights on neurodiversity and advocacy. She explores the spectrum of neurodivergence, discussing personal challenges and societal perceptions. Joffe emphasizes the importance of using supportive terminology and navigating daily stressors while fostering self-acceptance. The conversation also delves into the significance of understanding sensory experiences and the need for inclusive environments in education and the workplace.

Neurodiversity advocate Margaux Joffe discusses the business benefits of embracing brain differences and supporting neurodivergent employees. They explore challenges faced in the workplace, the power of neurodiversity, and the need for inclusive cultures.