with Sarah Douglas

Workshop details:

This webinar is based on the above co-authored book by Felicity Sedgewick and Sarah Douglas, which is an overview that combines the latest research findings with lived experiences and insights of autistic people about the differences, difficulties, hopes and dreams of navigating relationships in a confusing world.

Who is this workshop suitable for?

Like the book, this webinar is designed to be accessible, so is suitable for professionals and non-professionals alike.

About Sarah:

Sarah Douglas is a late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD cis-woman and has become an autism study advisor who has contributed her lived experience to much-needed areas of research such as education, self-harm, suicidality, anxiety, intimate partner violence and sexual assault. She also works for SARSAS as a peer-support group facilitator, volunteers on their helpline and is a member of their Autism and LD Advisory Group. Sarah is also conducting her own Masters/PhD research into autistic experiences of spiritual abuse and alleviates the collective emotional load by rocking out to live music, RockFit, and loves the arts, theatre and red squirrels.