Book: Embracing Invisible Disabilities in the Workplace

• A practical guidebook for managers and people leaders on how to address issues around invisible disabilities in the workplace.
• A guidebook for people in the workplace with invisible disabilities including chronic illnesses, mental health conditions and neurodivergent characteristics.
• A general guidebook for employee engagement, flexibility, and increased innovation at work

About the Author

Jason Reid is a pioneering speaker and author on the topic of invisible disabilities in the workplace. Having lived his entire adult life with Crohn’s and arthritis, Jason became an award-winning television producer and news manager, doubling his department’s productivity by building trust and taking a creative approach to disability accommodations.

Jason’s first book from 2011, Thriving in the Age of Chronic Illness, was considered a ground-breaking look into the realities that people with chronic health conditions faced in the workplace and the massive misunderstanding between our perceptions of illness and the reality of chronic conditions. Embracing Invisible Disabilities in the Workplace is a complete update of that book with additional sections focusing specifically on mental health conditions and neurodiversity.

How do I get it?

The electronic version is available on Amazon.

Do you prefer an Audiobook? Jason is a sought after narrator and voices his own book.

Print copies are on the way, but a date has not been confirmed yet.

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