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Warning: Ice around Red Hill House

We just wanted to let people know, that the pavements and residential roads around Red Hill House have a lot of ice on them at the moment, so we want people to be aware if they’re taking public transport, etc.

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January PDSG Presentation – with Alex Lowery

Many thanks to our guest speaker Alex Lowery, who gave a very interesting talk on “The Effect of Sensory Issues on the Autistic Life” in the first half, and a very amusing “Guide to Neurotypicality” in the second half. For

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Hybrid PDSG on 11th January

Hello everyone, Our next Post Diagnostic Support Group Session is being held on Wednesday 11th January 2023 at our usual time, 12:00pm until 2:00pm.  This session is a Hybrid PDSG and will take place both in person at Chester Racecourse,

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Learning Disability, Autism and Neurodiversity Bill – Lived Experience Advisory Panel: recruitment information (Scotland only)

The Scottish Government are looking to recruit neurodivergent people to take part in a panel that will help them design an inclusive consultation for a new proposed bill. If you are based in Scotland, and would be interested in applying,

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Axia Christmas Closing Times 2022

Our office will close at 4.45pm on Friday 23rd December 2022 and will reopen at 9am on Tuesday 3rd January 2023 In the meantime, you can catch up on any posts you may have missed from our Facebook groups here and here, and

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‘The Late Discovered Club’ podcast

The podcast, hosted by Psychotherapist Catherine Asta, is designed to give late discovered autistic women a voice. Episode Description Our guest today on our first ever episode is me, Catherine Asta, the Founder of The Late Discovered Club. Having always

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Notice: Signage Change on Red Hill House Building

Signage Change Clients coming for a face to face appointment, please note that the sign on the building has been changed and now says BASEPOINT business centres rather than Red Hill House. If you are travelling by car, Red Hill

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PDA Society – Helpful Approaches for Special Occasions

Special occasions, celebrations and holidays can be overwhelming for autistic people. The PDA Society have put together some general suggestions of helpful approaches for PDA families & individuals which can also be shared with wider family & friends to help

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What the Autumn Statement means for autistic people – NAS

Last week, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, laid out the Government’s plans for spending. He promised that disability benefits would rise in line with inflation, and that additional funding would be made available to health, social care and education. This funding

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The relationship between strength’s use and strength’s knowledge – Dissertation

Last year, Madeleine joined us as a Work-Based Learner as part of her Psychology course at the University of Chester; some of you may remember that we posted a link to the online questionnaire that she used for her dissertation

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November PDSG Presentation – “Alexithymia“ with Dr Linda Buchan

Many thanks to our very own Dr Linda Buchan, for her informed and interesting opinion on “Alexithymia” presentation, given to our November Post-Diagnostic Support Group meeting.   For those of you who missed our November PDSG, the recording is available

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Emergency Services Training Film – Autism Wales

Autism Wales Emergency Services film and downloadable posters form part of their “Train the Trainer” package for Emergency Services. They are currently piloting the scheme with Dyfed Powys Police and South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, with the vision of

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BBC Sounds – Room 5, Series 2, Ep4: Joel

BBC Sounds – Room 5, Series 2, Ep4: Joel Released On: 01 Feb 2022 – Available for over a year ‘I stare at my own reflection, trying to remind myself that I’m not dead.’ Joel never understood why he felt

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BBC Sounds – Room 5, Series 2, Ep1: Holly

BBC Sounds – Room 5, Series 2, Ep1: Holly Released On: 01 Nov 2022 – Available for over a year Aged 39, Holly Smale was a successful author – the creator of the bestselling series of children’s books, Geek Girl.

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Third Bishop Grosseteste Participatory Autism Research Symposium

This ‘symposium’ showcases four presentations by participatory autism researchers from the BGU autism community. by Lincolnshire Open Research and Innovation Centre on Wed, 16 November 2022, 14:00 – 16:00 GMT About this event Participatory autism research is defined as research

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Hybrid PDSG on 9th November

Hello everyone, Our next Post Diagnostic Support Group Session is being held on Wednesday 9th November 2022 at our usual time, 12:00pm until 2:00pm. This session is a Hybrid PDSG and will take place both in person at Chester Racecourse,

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Alone-Time for Autistic Adults Pilot Study

Last year Florence Neville presented a talk to our PDSG on “Autistic Health and Wellbeing” Now people are being invited to take part in Florence’s research on how and where other autistic adults use ‘alone-time’ to improve their wellbeing. For

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Youth Justice Report – NAS

“My life could be so different” experiences of autistic young people in the youth justice system Introduction Autistic people, like anyone else, can sometimes come into contact with the criminal justice system. Our new report illustrates how lack of support

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The Next Axia PDSG12th March 2025
12:00 pm to 2:00 pm

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