Autistic people have sensory, emotional or physiological reason(s) for doing this.
Find out what they are.
AUTISM ISN'T A REASON.
Autistic people have sensory, emotional or physiological reason(s) for doing this.
Find out what they are.
AUTISM ISN'T A REASON.
I banged my head last week and since then I haven’t been able to see out my right eye properly. Everything is blurry and weird. I don’t know if it’s worth doing an econsult because I have no way to see my GP without support. I’m not sure what to do
I banged my head last week and since then I haven’t been able to see out my right eye properly. Everything is blurry and weird. I don’t know if it’s worth doing an econsult because I have no way to see my GP without support. I’m not sure what to do
Sometimes I'm angry or sad for what feels like no reason. I know it's not for no reason, but I often don't know or find out what caused it.
Sometimes I'm angry or sad for what feels like no reason. I know it's not for no reason, but I often don't know or find out what caused it.
#IWD2026
#IWD2026
In January 2024 I shared a questionnaire on twitter, asking people about their experiences of making a complaint to NHS mental health services. Its taken me a while to write up, but its finally published here.
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www.psychiatryisdrivingmemad.co.uk/post/dismiss...
In January 2024 I shared a questionnaire on twitter, asking people about their experiences of making a complaint to NHS mental health services. Its taken me a while to write up, but its finally published here.
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www.psychiatryisdrivingmemad.co.uk/post/dismiss...
The reason we stopped using functioning levels in autism years ago is not because all autistic people are the same and need the same support.
It's because the labels severe/mild/high/low are simplistic to the point of being meaningless, given the diversity of autistic people.
The reason we stopped using functioning levels in autism years ago is not because all autistic people are the same and need the same support.
It's because the labels severe/mild/high/low are simplistic to the point of being meaningless, given the diversity of autistic people.