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Why Accessibility Isn’t Complete Without Considering Neurodiversity
It is important to create digital spaces and content that are accessible with neurodiverse individuals in mind. There are many accessibility barriers that ND people face, but by having your site tested, you can identify the areas that need fixing and create a more inclusive online environment.

Unpacking Accessibility – What does it really mean?
Out of one million website home pages, 96.8% of them are not completely accessible. Aspiritech provides accessibility testing to companies so everyone can access their websites.

Aspiritech CEO shares leadership philosophies in BetterManager podcast
Aspiritech CEO Tara May joined the BetterManager podcast to discuss how to create an environment that fosters psychological safety and drives innovation.

Understanding and Managing Depression
Coping with stress and change is challenging for autistic adults and has been shown to contribute to the development of anxiety, OCD, or mood disorders, such as depression. In this article we’ll cover depression, its signs and how to manage symptoms.

Understanding and Managing Executive Functioning Challenges
Executive functions, the set of cognitive skills that allow people to do things like follow directions, control their emotions, focus, and/or attain their goals. In this article we’ll cover what that means for individuals, and how we can help work within these challenges to improve our workplace abilities.

The Importance of Self-Care
The routines and practices which help maintain or improve emotional, physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being can look different for everyone.

About the Stepping Up & Out (SUO) Program
Stepping Up & Out (SUO) is Aspiritech’s social program for adults on the autism spectrum. It was launched in 2012, and continues to be made possible thanks to the generous support of the Grandy Foundation.

Astellas and Aspiritech Partnership Confirms Advantages of Outsourced QA Testing
Pharmaceutical companies gather and analyze a lot of data. Astellas Pharma is no different. Aspiritech’s team enriches data, reviews records for data integrity, and conducts quality assurance testing on healthcare professional websites and applications.

Meet Our Happiness Coordinator: Alex Dudasik
Aspiritech’s Stepping Up & Out program provides social opportunities for employees outside of work hours. These events allow colleagues to connect off the clock, and are made possible by our Happiness Coordinator, Alex Dudasik.

Job Posting: Experienced Quality Assurance / QA Analyst (Chicago)
We have an open position for an experienced Quality Assurance / QA Analyst at our Chicago office. If you have 1 or more years experience. Apply today.

Respectful Change: A Fundamental Misunderstanding About Autism
“Not liking change” is an ambiguous statement in and of itself because, in truth, a lot of people don’t necessarily like or immediately adapt well to change — especially changes in routine — whether they are neurodivergent or not.

Board Member Spotlight: Brad Zelinger, Founder and CEO of Stride Autism Centers
Brad Zelinger is the Founder and CEO of Stride Autism Centers, a multi-state, center-based provider of evidence-based therapy for preschool children with autism.

Ensuring Top-Tier Care: The Importance of Quality Assurance Testing in Veterinary Management Software
Quality assurance testing is not just a technical necessity, but a cornerstone of developing reliable, efficient, and secure veterinary management software.

Webinar Registration: Unlock Your Organization’s Data with AI on July 18
Gain insights and practical strategies to leverage the full potential of your data using AI in this special webinar from Aspiritech and zerodivide.ai.

Is There Healing in Traditional Medicine for Adults on the Spectrum?
It’s important to remember that the allopathic medical model was not designed to cater to the needs of neurodivergent individuals who may express and process/experience pain differently than neurotypical individuals.
 
								 
								 
								 
								 
															 
															 
															 
								 
								 
								 
															 
															 
								 
															 
															 
															 
								 
															 
															 
															