The Autistic psychologist: How my identity enhances my practice

Psychologist, Raelene Dundon, describes her journey of being a late-diagnosed Autistic woman and how being openly Autistic has informed the choices she has made to create a more collaborative and meaningful therapeutic process.

Survival of the “misfits”: The entrepreneur empowering her neurokin

Entrepreneur, Chloe Andrew, tells of how she used her Autistic identity to inform the creation of Studio Misfits – an affirming, empowering, compassionate and radically accepting service for neurodivergent and LGTBQIA+ folk.

Self-advocacy: From the personal to the political

Autistic advocate and guest blogger Katharine Annear explores the history of the Autistic self-advocacy movement in Australia and some of the key aspects of making one’s voice heard.

Autism advocacy: A reflection on my journey and tips for newcomers

Prominent Autistic advocate Yenn Purkis reflects on their 15-year advocacy journey and shares some excellent advice for new and emerging advocates.

Amplified, Episode 5: Tigger Pritchard

In this fifth episode Ginny Grant interviews Tigger Pritchard, an awesomely Autistic Autism and Pathological Demand Avoidance advocate, trainer and consultant, based in England.

Amplified, Episode 4: Stevie Lang

In this fourth episode Ginny Grants interviews Stevie Lang, an Autistic trans advocate, writer, and creator of @_steviewrites.

The AAA Project: Building friendships, brick by brick

Teenage autistic advocates, Alyssa and Lachlan Bolger, reflect on the work they do to help other kids find their autistic pride, and what true friendship should look like – and not look like!

Amplified, Episode 3: Kathy Isaacs

In this third episode Ginny Grant introduces Kathy Isaacs, an Autistic advocate and activist, Reframing Autism’s chairperson, and also a director of the charity, The Autistic Realm Australia.

Response to Project Eleos

We have consulted with our collective members and are extremely concerned by several aspects of Project Eleos.