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The Anime Amigos Have Exciting News!

Exciting News! Thursday Night Streams Are Back! We are thrilled to announce that our Thursday night streams will be making a return on the 27th February 2025. Join Calvin and Elliot every Thursday from 5pm-7pm. Our first game will be

Posted in Anime Amigos Vlog, News

LinkedIn – Adam Wonders, Participants Needed

Hey folks, If you or anyone you know or work with may benefit from free co-produced/specialised therapy for social anxiety disorder in autistic people, we’re looking for participants! *We’re particularly keen on recruiting a diverse sample if possible. So to

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Spectrum Gaming: Barriers to Education – Project Update

Barriers to Education – Project Update Spectrum Gaming has no dedicated funding for this project, so it has been difficult to keep working on things alongside running a rapidly growing charity. As a result, and due to the scale of

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January PDSG Presentation with Dr Linda Buchan & Lucy Ridley – When Autism and ADHD ‘Collide’

Many thanks to both Linda and Lucy for their Presentation at our January Post-Diagnostic Support Group meeting. The topic was “When Autism and ADHD ‘Collide’, and was a very thought provoking talk around the differences between them, and where they

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Axia PDSG – 29th January

Hi everyone,  The next Post Diagnostic Support Group will be held on Wednesday 29th January 2025 in the Paddock Room, Chester Race Course, at our usual time of 12:00pm until 2:00pm.  Speakers: Dr Linda Buchan and Lucy Ridley On the

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No one wins when autistic people face #AConstantFight for support – NAS

Autistic people and their families are facing #AConstantFight for support. From diagnosis, to education, to healthcare, employment and beyond, as soon as one round ends, it feels like another starts. We are hosting an event in parliament to make sure

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Jacqui B.’s Post – Linkedin

Before I log off for the festive period, I wanted to share this exciting news! @dyspraxiamagazine has published my recent OT article. If you haven’t read Dyspraxia Magazine it is currently free and you can access it here: https://lnkd.in/e45F7S7t The

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December PDSG Presentation with Dr Linda Buchan & The Anime Amigos

Many thanks to Linda for hosting our December PDSG and providing feedback from Octobers session on Post-Diagnostic Support, and the changes Axia will be making.   In the second half, Calvin, Reece and Elliot from the Anime Amigos gave their

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Axia Christmas Closing Times 2024

Our office will close at 4.45pm on Friday 20th December 2024 and will reopen at 9am on Thursday 2nd January 2025 We would like to thank you all for your continued support throughout 2024, and we look forward to seeing

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Global Autism Parenting Summit – Online

Sarah Hendrickx is excited to announce that she’s been invited to speak at the online Global Autism Parenting Summit (December 9-11, 2024). She’ll be joining 25 other world-class experts and speakers in the field of autism to bring you the

Posted in Events, News

Axia PDSG – 18th December

Hi everyone,  The next Post Diagnostic Support Group will be held on Wednesday 18th December 2024 in the Paddock Room, Chester Race Course, at our usual time of 12:00pm until 2:00pm.  Speakers: Dr Linda Buchan, Calvin Atkinson and Elliot Chapman

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“Blamed Instead of Helped” – Linkedin

“Blamed Instead of Helped” – Uncovering How Parents of Autistic Children Experience Parental Blame William Gomes Published Nov 20, 2024 A Ground-Breaking Study Sheds Light on a Pervasive Problem and Provides Recommendations for Change The “Autism and Parental Blame Project”

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November PDSG Presentation – “Could I Really Be Autistic?“ with Sarah Hendrickx

Many thanks to Sarah, for a thought provoking presentation and discussion, which created much conversation, at our November Post-Diagnostic Support Group meeting.   For those of you who missed our November PDSG, the recording is available below. Dream Guest IT

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‘Alternative graduation makes us feel seen’ – BBC

An alternative graduation event has been held at Sheffield Hallam University for students who would have benefited from a quieter and less formal celebration. The ceremony, held at Ponds Forge on Monday, was open to all graduates but was designed

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Axia PDSG Dates for 2025

Axia’s Post-Diagnostic Support Group Dates for 2025 See below dates for our 2025 PDSG sessions. As usual all dates are a Wednesday and the group will run from 12pm – 2pm in the Paddock Room at Chester Racecourse. 29th January

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Experts by Experience Recruitment Information Event, Melanie Hodgkinson – LinkedIn

The Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton are holding an online information event for people with lived experience who might be interested in getting involved in shaping the training of Clinical & Educational Psychologists & CBT therapists.

Posted in Events, News

Autism Learns – Understanding Autism & ADHD – LinkedIn

I am getting excited for our next 2-day webinar which aims to provide knowledge and insights around how we can better understand and support individuals with a dual diagnosis of autism and ADHD. The programme features leading autism specialists (many

Posted in Events, News

Axia PDSG – 13th November

Hi everyone,  The next Post Diagnostic Support Group will be held on Wednesday 13th November 2024 at our usual time, 12:00pm until 2:00pm.  The topic will be Could I Really Be Autistic? The Journey to Adult Diagnosis of Autism presented by

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The Next Axia PDSG12th March 2025
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