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Supporting PDAers with Hygiene: A Compassionate Approach

Navigating hygiene can be challenging for any young person. For PDAers, these transitions can feel especially overwhelming. Traditional approaches to personal...

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Is it PANS/PANDAS: Taking a Curious Look

If your child is neurodivergent and struggling, they may be experiencing neurodivergent burnout. However, if the change was sudden and may have been following...

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Questions to Ask Your Healthcare Provider About ADHD Medications

Deciding on ADHD medication is a significant step that you likely have put a lot of thought into and would benefit from open communication with your healthcare...

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Hypermobility & Ehlers Danlos & How They Affect Toileting

What are Ehlers Danlos & Hypermobility Syndrome? Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a group of genetic connective tissue disorders that affect the...

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Getting the Language Right about Autism

We know that language matters. Our word choice expresses ideas and meanings on the subjects we are speaking about. Therefore, our word choice when discussing...

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Getting to Know More About PDAers: The Less Discussed Characteristics

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is often understood through its most prominent traits, such as anxiety and resistance to everyday demands. However, there...

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Received a New Medical Diagnosis? A Beginning List of Questions to Ask Your Care Provider

Receiving a new medical diagnosis can feel overwhelming, with so many questions and decisions to navigate. Having a prepared list of questions to ask your care...

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Gabby’s Glimmers: A Children’s Book About Gabby and Their Favourite Jam Sandwich

Gabby’s Glimmers is a rhyming children’s book about Gabby who is a creative, board game playing and scary-loving kiddo that adores a jam sandwich. ...

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Podcasts & Guest Chats

Thank you to those who have generously invited me onto their platforms to have a natter. Please find some of the podcasts and chats below....

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Is Your Young Person Starting a New Medication? A list of questions to ask your care provider

We always want what is best for our kids. And sometimes that means that they might need a new medication. It can feel hard making the decision to have your...

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Ask a Speller! with Danny Whitty: An Autistic Revolution Community Event

Verbal, just not speaking, autistic and apraxic human For August’s Community Event, Autistic Revolution (AR) welcomed Danny Whitty...

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Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People

Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People is our booklet to help services be truly more inclusive of our community members. Now available in paperback to...

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Fundraising for Autistic Revolution

Autistic-led Online Magazine We are so grateful that you have chosen to read and engage with our magazine. We aim to continue providing affirming information...

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Getting the Language Right About Autism

Helping Nannies to Understand, Is it ‘with autism’ or ‘Autistic’? Hello, I’m Laura I am an independent Nurse and Sleep Consultant at...

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Are You Planning to Be a Childcare Provider to an Autistic Young Person?

Top Questions to Ask Before You Start Recently, I have connected with the London School of Childcare Studies and have delivered a series of webinars about...

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Autistic Burnout — but wait, what about regressions?

Autistic regressions are a myth. The word ‘regression’ gets thrown around Autistic community members when they are not behaving or performing in a socially...

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