What's on this week

Published on January 6, 2025

Autism adult peer support group

Tuesday 7 January, 7.30pm - 8.30pm

The Salvation Army Bristol Citadel, Bristol

This is a face to face adult support group for Austin people in Bristol ran the first Tuesday of the month. The group meet and discuses autistic traits, over a cuppa and cake. 

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Autism And Wellbeing Journalling club

Wednesday 8 January, 5.30pm - 7.30pm

Online

A dedicated online space for autistic individuals to explore wellbeing through journalling. This club provides gentle guidance for participants to express their thoughts and emotions while focusing on self-care and mental health. A relaxing, supportive environment to reflect and connect.

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Rainbow Gamers - LGBTQ+ Gaming Social

Wednesday 8 January, 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! This free event is open to anyone over 16 to come along.

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Executive Functioning – adult education | Community Autism Support Service

Wednesday 8 January, 6.30pm - 7.30pm

Online

A 1-hour online session designed for autistic adults in Coventry and Warwickshire focuses on understanding executive functioning. Hosted by the Community Autism Support Service (CASS), this session is part of an eight-week educational series tailored for autistic individuals, including those diagnosed, awaiting diagnosis, or self-identifying.

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Auti-Ms Over 18s Support Group

Wednesday 8 January, 7.30pm - 8.30pm

Online

Auti-Ms are a Bristol, UK based charity. Their Over 18s support group is for Autistic women and those who identify as female, with or without a diagnosis. An online meeting to meet others, ask questions and share life experiences.

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A.M.P. Gainsborough

Thursday 9 January, 12.30pm - 2pm

Gainsborough Trinity Foundation, Gainsborough

A.M.P. Gainsborough is a supportive and creative space where autistic individuals, along with their friends and family, can come together to explore the joy of music. Whether you're looking to engage in music-making, learn new instruments, or simply enjoy the soothing power of sound, this group is designed to be an inclusive, understanding environment for everyone involved.

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Neurodivergent Job Club

Friday 10 January, 12.30pm - 1.30pm

Time Together, Harrogate

 

The Neurodivergent Job Club offers free support to neurodivergent young adults in North Yorkshire seeking to build confidence and find employment. Hosted by InFutures, the club runs for 10 weeks starting Friday, 10th January 2025. Participants will work on boosting confidence, identifying unique strengths, enhancing CVs and covering letters, and receiving guidance with job applications.

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The Autistic Women's Club January Meeting

Saturday 11 January, 1pm - 3pm

The Factory Space, Bournemouth  

Welcome to The Autistic Women's Club January Meeting! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with other autistic women and non-binary folk, share experiences, and support one another in a safe and welcoming environment. The January meeting will feature the opportunity to paint beautiful tealight holders and suncatchers.

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Neurodivergent-Friendly Networking in Brighton

Tuesday 14 January, 6pm - 8.30pm

PLATF9RM, Bristol

Get to know fellow neurodivergent business owners and leaders in a low-pressure, non-salesy environment that facilitates meaningful connections and provides genuinely helpful support for your business.

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The Neurodivergent Gals Club

Tuesday 14 January, 6pm - 7pm

Social Refuge, Manchester

 

The Neurodivergent Gals Club hosts in-person social events for neurodivergent women and LGBTQIA+ individuals, including a welcoming book club. This is an opportunity to connect with others who share a love for books and engage in discussions around a diverse "neurospicy" reading list.

The January Book Club focuses on Intermezzo by Sally Rooney, a 2024 Goodreads Choice Awards nominee, exploring themes of grief, love, and family.

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Webinar: Dr Damian Milton

Tuesday 14 January, 6.30pm - 8pm

Online

Dr Milton will challenge, with examples, the manner in which psychiatrists and some psychologists invalidate the experiences of traumatised autistic individuals and discusses potential ways forward for therapeutic relationships that might be more beneficial.

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Surviving AND Thriving at Work as a Neurodivergent Person

Tuesday 14 January, 8pm - 9pm

Online

 

Join The Neurodiversity Practice for a webinar packed full of science-backed adaptations that are easy, practical and can be implemented right away in YOUR workplace. Learn about adjustments that will help you as a neurodivergent person to feel comfortable at work. Feel confident that the strategies you are asking for are recommended by clinical psychologists and have been shown to increase happiness and productivity at work.

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