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The Autistic Doula: Navigating the sensory challenges of motherhood

Written by Linda Hollenberg Before becoming a mother, I had no idea that I was Autistic. As I think is […]

How to respond empathetically to sensory sensitivities

Written by Emma Marsh CW: bullying, trauma, ABA We all have different sensory sensitivities and varying thresholds. Some people like […]

Failed dreams and Neurodivergence: a better reality

By Kerry Martin Millan People have always told me I speak well. “You’re so confident and funny – you should […]

The Sexual Health, Orientation and Activity of Autistic Adolescents and Adults – A Summary for Non-Academics

Written by Rachel Worsley Authors: Elizabeth Weir, Carrie Allison, Simon Baron-Cohen Affiliations: Autism Research Centre, Department of Psychiatry, University of […]

“A Group of Fellow Travellers Who Understand”: Interviews With Autistic People About Post-diagnostic Peer Support in Adulthood – A Summary for Non-Academics

Written by Rachel Worsley The Reframing Autism team thought this study was important because it confirms what we know about […]

The Never-Ending Teacup Ride: An Autistic Experience of Pet Grief

Written by Suzanna Poredos Content note: Contains descriptions of pet death, depression and suicide support services. I never thought that […]

Fostering Autistic Wellbeing Through Self-Care and Self-Advocacy

Written by Sia Spark Autistic individuals deserve to exist in a world that values us and preserves our right to […]

Should I Disclose I Am Autistic? A research webinar on the disclosure experiences of Autistic adults

To disclose or not to disclose – that is the question many of us face daily with friends, employers, educators, […]

Challenging Ableism in Education: Tips for teachers on how to be an inclusive educator

Written by Jodie Wilde Ableism is the belief that the ‘norm’ is for people to be able-bodied and able-minded. Therefore, […]

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