What's on this week
Rainbow Gamers - LGBTQ+ Gaming Social
Wednesday 12 February, 6pm - 8pm
Rainbow Heartlands have teamed up with Autism Initiatives in Perth for an evening of games - pool, table top, light trivial, console and more! Taking place on the second Wednesday of each month, this free event is open to anyone over 16 to come along.
Neurodiversity and Intersectionality: Lived Experiences on Late Diagnoses
Thursday 13 February, 12pm - 1pm
Online
Elizabeth Takyi, an Ambassador and Keynote Speaker from Neurobox LTD, will share insights on neurodiversity, hidden disabilities, and workplace inclusion. With lived experience of dyscalculia, Irlen Syndrome, and osteoarthritis, she will explore the challenges of co-occurrence, late diagnosis, and practical support strategies. Co-hosted by neurodiversity advocate Nat Hawley, this workshop offers valuable perspectives on fostering inclusive workplaces.
Access to Work at Wellcome Collection
Thursday 13 February, 11am - 12.30pm
Online or Wellcome Collection, London
Access to Work is a panel discussion exploring the intersections of labour, art, disability, parenting, and interdependent care networks. Co-produced by artist Jamila Prowse and the Art Working Parents Alliance, the event features diverse perspectives on creative practices, work, and care. Attendees can engage in the discussion, with a family-friendly space available for those bringing children. The event will be livestreamed and includes accessibility features such as BSL interpretation, captions, and a hearing loop.
On Being an Autistic Therapist: Meet the Authors
Friday 14 February, 1pm - 2pm
Online
Join a 60-minute event marking the launch of On Being an Autistic Therapist, edited by Max Marnau. Written by members of the Autistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists (ACP) collective, the book explores the experiences of autistic therapists and approaches to working with autistic clients. Max Marnau and contributing authors will discuss key themes, including therapy accessibility, neurodiversity in practice, and common misconceptions. Open to therapists, clients, and those interested in the topic, this event offers insight into autism and therapy from lived and professional perspectives.
Disco Neurotico presents Rave & Recharge
Sunday 16 February, 10.30am - 12.30am
St Werburghs Community Centre, Bristol
Join Disco Neurotico for a joyful, sober Sunday dance session with live DJs and playful energy. Start with a grounding meditation, warm up with free movement, and dance under sensor-friendly lighting. A gentle warm-down leaves you refreshed. Silent disco headphones let you control the volume or take a break.
February Meetup - Neurodivergent Friends in Thanet
Monday 19 February, 7pm - 9pm
International Cafe, Thanet
A relaxed and inclusive meetup for neurodivergent adults in Thanet, featuring creative activities, games, and social connection. With separate spaces for arts and chats or high-energy games, attendees can engage at their own pace. Silent disco headphones, sensory-friendly lighting, and optional social battery stickers ensure a comfortable experience.
Neuro-affirming workplaces focus group
Tuesday 18 February, 6pm - 7pm
Online
Join other neurodivergent people to share your views on what might help employers to better support neurodivergent people in the workplace. Grace Cardozo from Sleeping Giants will be leading this focus group. The focus groups will last for 1 hour and will take place on Teams. You can keep your camera off if you choose, and you can answer questions either verbally or in the chat
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