Creative Work Inspired by Neurodiverse Experience

“Hi! I’m Paul, a neurodiverse creative and the founder of atypical

After 25 years in corporate and agency roles, I recognized that workplace structures were fundamentally broken. I coined the term ‘neuroactivist’ because we needed a name for those fighting to disrupt established workplace norms with neurodiversity with creative work in mind.

A late-in-life diagnosis helped me understand why I’d always approached problems differently. Watching neurodivergent colleagues face the same systemic barriers ignited my passion for change.

atypical isn’t just a business—it’s a mission to transform workplace attitudes toward neurodiversity through education, understanding, and practical solutions.

Misconceptions about autism, ADHD, and dyslexia aren’t just incorrect—they’re harmful. They cost businesses innovation, creativity, and unique perspectives.”