The perspective of an actually autistic adult

Yes, we exist

What happens to autistic children?  We grow up into autistic adults.  Lots of the support and information out there is tailored towards autistic children, but when we grow up this support and understanding falls away.  I'm here to try and change that.

I am an associate trainer with The Brain Charity, delivering online and in person neurodiversity training for workplaces.

I am available to give talks on my lived experience, answer questions and provide insight into the autistic experience and appear on panels at events (in-person and virtually).

I also speak on, and contribute to Autistic Radio (all links below).

 

Read my "about" section for more information including why I use the words "actually autistic".

What I do

Here you'll find my personal blog, personally written by me.  

I also guest blog at ENNA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Speaking

I am an associate trainer with The Brain Charity, delivering neurodiversity in the workplace training online and in person. You can request training through The Brain Charity.

I am also available for talks and discussions on neurodiversity in workplaces, educational establishments and interest groups.

I also speak on, and contribute to Autistic Radio.  We meet on Sundays from 6 to 7.30 GMT

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This is a resource hub, split by sections for:

- Autistic and ND individuals
- People questioning their neurotype
- Employment
- Family and friends
- Education
- Research (the rabbit hole!)
 

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Here you'll find how to contact me, as well as a link to my Quora profile where you can read my answers to questions about the autistic experience and other things.

I'm available for panel discussions, informal and formal talks at schools, colleges and workplaces.

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