With my fellow session presenters at British Sociological Association annual conference at Manchester Uni. Sharing my work on ‘Who Decides What Counts? Autistic Women, Trauma and the Politics of Recognition.’ #britsoc
A strong and well argued reply to Uta Frith’s TES interview from Dr. Chloe Farahar: aucademy.co.uk/2026/03/10/w...
We have some exciting news...
From today, Anna Freud is leading the delivery of Autism Central for the NHS, a co-produced and co-delivered peer support programme for families of autistic people of all ages and those working with them.
Pleased to share that my chapter on Neurodivergent Parents in Higher Education has been published in Neurodivergent Education and Lifelong Learning. As a neurodivergent parent navigating academia myself, this contribution is especially meaningful. #Neurodivergent #HigherEducation #Research
It was a privilege to share my work at the Autism Europe International Congress in Dublin. Link to presentation: www.researchgate.net/publication/...
I look forward to presenting my trauma research on Saturday morning at the Autism Europe International Congress and networking with amazing fellow researchers. autismcongress2025.org
Spectrum 10k has been permanently halted. A historic win for autistic communities, which will likely have a significant impact on how research funding is allocated in the future. Nothing about us without us! (ht/ @drstevenkapp.bsky.social) www.autismresearchcentre.com/projects/spe...
I would love to be added to the starter pack. I’m an autistic PhD researcher at University of Kent, UK. Thank you
I just felt this today…
Just in case any of you needed this today….
artwork credit www.zeppelinmoon.com. I love her work.
A while ago I was proud to share part of my personal narrative in my auto-ethnographic chapter for the EUCAP e-book Stories Beyond Violence: Personal Stories of Autistic People as Victims of Violence. eucap.eu/project-on-v...
“This article is about the ground-breaking research: #AutisticMasking: Understanding the narrative of #Stigma and the Illusion of Choice’ by #KieranRose & #DrAmyPearson.
#Autistic
@dramypearson.bsky.social
@kieranrose.bsky.social
theautisticadvocate.com/one-day-they...
‘Adult autistic identification: Acknowledging temporality
and the role of narratives in autism research.’ One of my recent articles in the Sentio journal: sentiojournal.uk/wp-content/u...
My Masters research dissertation ‘Naturally Connected Neurodiversity’ explored how late-identifying autistic women experience connections and sensory interactions with natural environments as refuge from navigating societal expectations. You can read it here: www.katrinecallander.com/natural-neur...
At this dark time of year, I think back to one of my fabulous solo walking trips - this one along the UK’s Jurassic Coast along the South West Coast Path. Just me, my backpack, the path and the sea 🥰.
I look forward to presenting my research at the "Memory and Trauma" International Conference
7-8 December 2024. The event is
organised by London Centre for Interdisciplinary Research. memory.lcir.co.uk/memory-traum....
I’m a mix of these two emotions today. Neurodivergent overwhelm and sliding into burnout…
@misshalcyon.bsky.social Hi. I would love to be added to the Actually Autistic people in psychology starter pack. my PhD is in Social Policy but my focus on autistic trauma and identity among ND women covers a lot of psychology aspects. My website is www.KatrineCallander.com for more info. Thanks 😊
This little companion makes work a bit easier. Cats are definitely my spirit animals.
My PhD work explores how autistic women’s cumulative trauma intersects with social marginalisation, inequality and identity. It considers the process of reclaiming neurodivergent agency within ongoing social stigma.
Love being part of my little Neurospicy family. We all have different traits and profiles but love and accept each other with our individual quirks.
Discussing my research with Dr. Chloe Farahar at Aucademy: www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2EK...
Current emerging themes of my PhD research.
I’m deep in analysis of my PhD research on Trauma, support and identity among late diagnosed autistic women with significant trauma experiences. As an autistic/ADHD researcher, it is both intense and validating to engage with the narratives.