Adjustments are usually small and specific. The useful question is what conditions let someone do their best work.
Communication
Written follow-ups after verbal briefings; agendas in advance; one clear channel for requests instead of several.
Environment and time
Noise-reducing headphones; a quieter or more predictable desk; flexibility over start times; protected blocks for focused work.
Task structure
Breaking large pieces into defined stages with checkpoints; agreeing priorities explicitly rather than leaving them implied.
A note on entitlement
What an employer must provide depends on the circumstances and is a legal question rather than a clinical one. This article describes what commonly helps, not what you are entitled to.
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