Bridging the Neurodiverse Communication Divide

Many people in the autistic community say they go out of their way to try to communicate effectively with people who are not on the autism spectrum; including 'masking' to fit in and doing their best to understand nuance, tone, body language and allusion.

But what if so-called 'neurotypical' thinkers took a moment to learn, to help understand and improve communication too?

Neuropsychologist Dr Hannah Korell has some advice. She joins Jennie Lenman to discuss.