Autism Stories: Sam Warner
Autism Stories15 Mar 2021

Autism Stories: Sam Warner

"It's just a lot easier for everyone to be given one task at a time. The person giving the task might think oh thats a real pain because the person has to come back to me and then I have to tell them the next task. That may be inconvenient for you, but its your gift to that person youo can give only one task at a time and why wouldn't you give them that gift?" says Sam Warner. Sam joins us to talk about better communication to support autistic people at work and in all areas of their lives.

To learn more about what Sam does visit https://get-your-message-across.com/

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