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2026 Autistic Mental Health Conference - NeuroHub Community Ltd **SPEAKERS NOW BEING ANNOUNCED!** Get 33% off Ticket prices with our member discount Three days of insight, lived experience, and practical learning about neurodivergence, wellbeing, and inclusive pra...

Autistic Mental Health Conference 2026- Line Up (so far) And Ticket Link (1/3)

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Friday 14th August

12:05pm-12.20pm Sarah Meharg
3.30pm-4:10pm: David Gray-Hammond & Tanya Adkin
5pm-5.40pm: Dr. Nick Walker

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A Few Ways to Support, Connect, and Grow With Us Join In With What You Can, Dhare The Rest With Others

Here are some ways to support the work of NeuroHub Community!

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Consent And Autonomy As The Foundation Of Neuroqueering Learning Spaces For Autistic Children And Young People A Critique Of Western Education

A new critique of western education and it's impact on Autiatic learners, exploring the topic from a neuroqueer perspective.

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AuSociality: Conceptualising Autistic Sociality Through An Ecological Lens Exploring The Structural Nature Of Autistic Social Connections

Latest journal piece on Autistic sociality by @neurohubcommunity.org

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I've Been In Recovery 10 Years Today 10 years since I turned my life around

Thank you especially to my friends and family, and to the neurodivergent community. You have all saved my life.

And thank you to my kids, you remind me why I do the work I do every single day.

I love you all.

David ❤️

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And I know that somewhere inside me is that scared 25 year old, who didn't believe he would even achieve a month, who didn't believe he would Survive pne more year.

The 25 year old who didn't believe he would ever work again.

Thank you to each and every one of you who has supported

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10 years of recovery!

I never thought I'd get to say this, but today I have a decade of recovery under my belt.

The things I have achieved and the gifts I have received blow my mind every single day.

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Infographic titled “Words That Wound: Why Functioning Labels Harm Autistic People” by Autistic Realms and NeuroHub Community Ltd.

Key message: Labels such as “profound autism,” “levels,” and “high” or “low functioning” are not neutral. They shape access to support, autonomy, and wellbeing for Autistic people.

Section: “Understanding the Harm of Functioning Labels.”

“Functioning labels deny needs”: These labels reduce Autistic people to simplified categories, obscuring the depth, variability, and context of lived experiences, and replacing understanding with assumptions.
“Functioning labels cause harm”: They distort how Autistic people are understood, minimise real struggles, overlook strengths, and lead to unmet, delayed, or misaligned support.

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Two disabled people smiling and interacting (one in a wheelchair).
A young child playing.
A group of people in a supportive discussion circle.

Final section: Moving beyond functioning labels creates space for understanding, respect, autonomy, agency, and meaningful support.

Closing statement: “Functioning labels don’t describe us, they gatekeep access to support, autonomy, and opportunity.

Infographic titled “Words That Wound: Why Functioning Labels Harm Autistic People” by Autistic Realms and NeuroHub Community Ltd. Key message: Labels such as “profound autism,” “levels,” and “high” or “low functioning” are not neutral. They shape access to support, autonomy, and wellbeing for Autistic people. Section: “Understanding the Harm of Functioning Labels.” “Functioning labels deny needs”: These labels reduce Autistic people to simplified categories, obscuring the depth, variability, and context of lived experiences, and replacing understanding with assumptions. “Functioning labels cause harm”: They distort how Autistic people are understood, minimise real struggles, overlook strengths, and lead to unmet, delayed, or misaligned support. Images show: Two disabled people smiling and interacting (one in a wheelchair). A young child playing. A group of people in a supportive discussion circle. Final section: Moving beyond functioning labels creates space for understanding, respect, autonomy, agency, and meaningful support. Closing statement: “Functioning labels don’t describe us, they gatekeep access to support, autonomy, and opportunity.

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" Functioning labels don’t describe us; they gatekeep access to support, autonomy, and opportunity."
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Words That Wound: Why Functioning Labels Harm Autistic People On the ethics of sub-grouping and functioning labels

Our very first community journal piece looking atthe harmful nature of functioning labels.

Written by @autisticrealms.bsky.social

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