What's on this week
Different By Design Exhibition
Sunday 19 January - Thursday 27 March, 10am - 4pm
This exhibition brings together 10 artists and collectives who are members of Matthew’s Hub to celebrate 10 years of the charity. Including photography, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, digital art and works on paper, this exhibition speaks about neurodiversity in different ways.
Matthew’s Hub is a charity that supports autistic people, those with ADHD, and people who are waiting for a diagnosis.
Getting Career Ready: Neurodivergent Strengths
Wednesday 22 January, 12pm - 13pm
Online
This event is designed to help individuals pinpoint their neurodivergent strengths and authentically showcase them with confidence. Whether you consider yourself to be on the autism spectrum, have ADHD, or any other neurodivergent condition, this event is for you!
Autism & LGBTQIA+ Identities
Thursday 23 January, 10am - 12pm
Online
Join Neurodiverse Training to learn all about the connection between autism, neurodiversity and LGBTQAI+ identities.
Neurodivergent Procrastination and Inertia - Emma Taylor
Thursday 23 January, 10am - 12pm
Online
Many neurodivergent people struggle with procrastination and inertia, and can get stuck in a cycle of forgetting, avoidance, overwhelm, and a build-up of un-done tasks and their consequences, resulting in worse mood and even more procrastination. This workshop will offer tools for understanding inertia and the different forms of procrastination, the specific obstacles to different tasks for different people, and practical techniques for becoming unstuck.
Studying with disability: how to maintain enthusiasm
Tuesday 28 January, 11am - 12.15pm
Online
Find out how to maintain enthusiasm for study during what is often a miserable time of year for many of us – the cold, dark winter months. Student guest will share their experiences of studying with disability and how they stay focused, maintain enthusiasm and keep going, even when it might seem better – and a lot easier – to just curl up under a blanket and let your brain ‘switch off’ for a while. There will be practical advice on how and where to source additional help as well as plenty of opportunities to share ideas.
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