What's on this week

Published on December 9, 2024

Pitfalls and Progress: Navigating Goals as a Neurodivergent Business Owner

Wednesday 11 December, 11am - 12.15pm

Online

For many neurodivergent folks in business, setting and working toward goals can get overwhelming and discouraging. Then we can think, why bother?

Join Rachel and Theo, founders of Cammi—an app designed to make goal-setting work for neurodivergent minds—to learn how to overcome these challenges.

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Learning Disabilities and Autism Seminar Series: Advocating for Advocacy

Wednesday 11 December, 12pm - 1pm

Online

This seminar explores the importance of advocacy for individuals with learning disabilities and autism. Featuring expert speakers, the session will highlight key strategies and share insights into effective advocacy practices.

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Autism And Wellbeing Journalling Club

Monday 11 December, 5.30pm - 7.30pm

Online

Join this supportive online journalling club focused on wellbeing for autistic individuals. The session offers a space for participants to explore their thoughts and emotions through guided journaling.

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Masking – Adult Education (Community Autism Support Service)

Monday 11 December, 6pm - 7.30pm

Online

This session, hosted by the Community Autism Support Service, explores the concept of masking among autistic adults. Participants will have the opportunity to better understand the effects of masking and discuss strategies for fostering authenticity.

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Rainbow Gamers - LGBTQ+ Gaming Social

Wednesday 11 December, 6pm - 8pm

No.3 One Stop Shop, Perth

Rainbow Heartlands have teamed up with Autism Initiatives in Perth for an evening of games - pool, table top, light trivial, console and more!

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Winter Holiday Community Event by Autistic Revolution

Wednesday 11 December, 7pm - 9pm

Online

 

Join Autistic Revolution’s Winter Holiday Community Event, co-hosted by Jade Farrington and Laura Hellfeld. This free online gathering offers a welcoming space to connect, reflect, and celebrate the holiday season in good company. The evening will include a musical interlude by a young community member and guided somatic self-care with Courtney Freedman-Thompson of Chameleon Coaching.

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The History of Neurodiversity with Dr. Chris Knifton

Thursday 12 December, 10am - 12pm

Online

Dr. Chris Knifton explores the history and evolution of neurodiversity in this informative session. Learn about the origins of the neurodiversity movement and its impact on society's understanding of diverse ways of thinking and being.

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Koala Adults Support Group (EVENING)

Thursday 12 December, 6.30pm - 8pm GMT

Purple Oak Support, Andover

The Andover Neurodiverse Adults Group offers a safe and relaxed space for neurodivergent adults to connect. Whether you are diagnosed, self-diagnosed, or exploring your neurology, this peer support group provides a non-judgmental environment to meet like-minded individuals.

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Making an autistic living

Tuesday 12 December, 7pm - 8.30pm

Online

Join Pete Wharmby, an autistic speaker, writer, and tutor, as he shares insights and experiences about building a fulfilling life as an autistic individual. Pete's work focuses on improving autism acceptance and understanding through his talks on topics such as autism in education, monotropism, special interests, and more.

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Autism and Accessibility with Purrsia Kitt

Saturday 14 December, 10.30am - 1pm

Stanley Arts, London

Join Purrsia Kitt for an insightful session on autism and accessibility. This event focuses on understanding the unique needs of autistic individuals and exploring practical ways to create inclusive environments.

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Early Morning Relaxed View: A Visit to Japan

Saturday 14 December, 8.30am - 10am

V&A South Kensington, London

This special early morning viewing at the V&A is designed for individuals would benefit from visiting in a quieter environment, before normal opening hours. Explore the Japan Galleries with a drop-in activity focusing on kimonos and enjoy a musical, sensory storytelling session.

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Bright 'n' Crafty (SEN )Club

Saturday 14 December, 3pm - 4.30pm

St Marks Church, Crewe

This is a dedicated crafting session run by  Smart Bright Training. This drop-off session is designed for young people aged 11 to 16 with autism, SEN, and/or social communication difficulties, regardless of diagnosis.

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Autistic Adults Coffee Morning

Monday 16 December, 11am - 1pm

Living Space, London

This relaxed and informal coffee morning is open to autistic adults. It provides a safe and welcoming space to connect, share experiences, and enjoy supportive conversations.

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Art Club for Wellbeing

Tuesday 17 December, 5.30pm - 7.30pm GMT

Homerton Library, London

This inclusive and accessible art club is open to all ages and offers a safe space to enhance your wellbeing through creativity. Guided by artist and neurodivergent specialist Zoë, participants will explore different mediums each week in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment. The sessions are designed to foster headspace, positive habit-building, and authentic self-expression.

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