To most people, December is associated with family traditions, holiday parties, and cosiness. But for many neurodivergent individuals, the holiday season is often quite stressful. But why?December is often full of social events and disruptions to routine – and that is...
Developing talent William Geismar has come out on top
"I have been professionally upgraded and know more about what I want to do with my working life." William Geismar, a software developer specializing in healthcare technology and a student at Specialisterne Academy, has just been offered a position at the Danish Agency...
Specialisterne Academy helped Mathias Gustafson put his skills to work
Mathias Gustafson has no doubts about his skills: "I excel in data processing in Excel and pattern recognition." With a professional background as Cand.Scient in Physical Geography from the University of Copenhagen, Mathias Gustafson has sharp but relatively narrow...
Specialisterne Academy was the way out of unemployment for Simon Maibom
It took some time for Simon Maibom to be allowed to start a course at Specialisterne Academy, but there is no doubt that it was a good investment for all parties to give him a course at Specialisterne Academy.. Simon Maibom now has a full-time job as a consultant at...
The way we talk about autism does matter
I am an autist and I also have many years of professional experience with people with disabilities. I have noticed that the notion of autism is developing extremely fast. For this reason, I would like to explain what this development is about and tell you why the...
Mentoring Corps: One person to talk to can be enough
Strategies for everyday challenges Helping people with autism become more aware of everyday challenges and come up with strategies to overcome them is a hallmark of the work of the Specialists' mentors. These challenges can range from difficulty concentrating during...





