I was sitting at my desk the other day, trying to come up with a million more interesting things I could do instead of the boring task I was supposed to be doing, that’s ADHD dual diagnosis for you!
Autism, Personality Disorder: Misdiagnosis and Stigma
An article by Dr Judy Eaton
Introducing a new book and workshop around the misdiagnosis of people with Autism
Parenting a Neurodivergent Child – Parent Perspective
An article by Deborah Wortman
It's easy to lose oneself in the daily struggles of being a parent to a child with mental health issues.
Understanding Autistic Relationships – Book
An article by Aspire Autism Consultancy
We'd like to signpost you to a new book we feel is very useful to help autistic people and professionals understand autistic relationships.
ADHD, Autism and Me – My Journey to Hell and Back (Part 1)
An article by Jeff Gawthorpe
I’ve always identified with the character in the Janis Ian song from the 1970s
Realcovery… Creative Action for Wellness and Significant Cultural Change
An article by Sue Bird
I didn’t know I was autistic! Or that I might also have ADHD.
Exciting News…
An article by Aspire Autism Consultancy
During lockdown 2020 Aspire Autism Consultancy were delighted to be asked to participate in the Different Minds podcast series.
Names
An article by Alice Jorden
If you were to look for quotes about autism, one of the ones you may find is this one by Chris Bonnello, Autistic Not Weird.
I am Autistic
An article by Maya Berry
I am autistic - very few people know that about me.
The Importance of Clear Instructions during Childbirth
An article by Caroline Corley
I decided to share one of my funnier examples of when I experienced communication misunderstandings during childbirth.
What is Parent Coaching?
An article by Lynne Tapper
In the world of work, coaching is highly valued
The Communication Penny
An article by Laura
Until my Autism diagnosis, I considered myself to be good at communicating
Different Minds – An series of excellent podcasts exploring many aspects of neurodiversity
An article by Aspire Autism Consultancy
A few weeks ago Aspire Autism Consultancy had the good fortune of receiving an invitation to take part in an innovative new series of podcasts exploring neurodiversity.
Autism and Lockdown- The Ponderings of a Therapist
An article by Deborah Wortman
I thought it would be valuable to share the thoughts of a Psychotherapist working with autistic people in these “unprecedented” times.
