Two Sides of the Spectrum

Pro-Neurodiversity Practices in Action with Jacklyn Googins & Greg Boheler

Episode Summary

Jacklyn Googins in the cofounder of OTs for Neurodiversity and the founder of B3 Coffee, an inclusive pop-up coffee stand in Chapel Hill, NC. Greg Boheler, who is autistic, is the cofounder of OTs for Neurodiversity and a board member for B3 Coffee. Listen to episode 21 where we explore how pro-neurodiversity practices and inclusive workplaces can truly benefit everyone.

Episode Notes

Jacklyn Googins is the cofounder of the OTs for Neurodiversity social media movement and the founder of B3 Coffee, an inclusive pop-up coffee stand in Chapel Hill, NC. Greg Boheler, who is autistic, is the cofounder of OTs for Neurodiversity and a board member for B3 Coffee. 

Join us in Episode 21 where we:

• Explore the practical changes that OTs for Neurodiversity strives to make in the field of occupational therapy, and how these can completely transform the work we do
• Dive into concrete examples of the content that Jacklyn and Greg create, including how we can shift our thinking on both echolalia and sensory processing differences towards a more strengths-based, person-centered approach
• Look deeply at the B3 Coffee model and learn how inclusivity and neurodiversity can truly benefit everyone