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Moving to Neurodivergent–affirming care
We’re joined by Lucy Gilbert, NdC’s Lived Experience Lead, for the tenth and final blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.
Lucy explores what Neurodivergent–affirming care is and what it isn’t, as well as sharing how you can start to grow your Neurodivergent–affirming practice today, with our new interactive toolkit.
SPACE – a framework for wellbeing for all
Today we’re joined by Lucy Gilbert,Lived Experience Lead at NdC, for the eighth blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.
Lucy explains how Neurodivergent–affirming approaches can bring benefits to everyone: Neurdivergent and neurotypical patients, carers and staff alike.
Rethinking support for Neurodivergent people: why we need an alternative to current PBS plans
We’re joined by Kay Louise Aldred, NdC’s Development Lead, for the fourth blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.
Kay explores the genuine need to move beyond PBS and adopt Neurodivergent-affirming practices, such as those in our new interactive toolkit.
SPACE: An Autism–informed framework
Today Lucy Gilbert, NdC’s Lived Experience Lead, is sharing the third blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.
Lucy discusses the use of SPACE framework inspired-practices that helped shape our new interactive toolkit.
A practical approach to neurodiversity-affirming care and support: our new interactive toolkit and alternative to PBS plans
We’re joined on the blog today by Kay Louise Aldred, NdC’s Development Lead, for the second blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.
Kay explores some of the core principles of our new interactive toolkit.
Critiquing PBS: it is missing lived experience
We’re joined on the blog today by Lizzie Smith, NdC’s Communications Lead, for the first blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’. Lizzie asks, are you missing the lived experience in your practice?
Finding myself through the ‘Neurodivergent Wellbeing Approach’
In this blog, we hear from Andreia Costa, a past attendee of our Neurodivergent Wellbeing Approach training course. Andreia shares a heartfelt insight into how the course supported her to honour and embrace her own Neurodivergent identity and needs, as well as those of her Neurodivergent daughter.
The Neurodivergent Wellbeing Approach – an invitation to go deeper
In this blog, Kay Louise Aldred, explores our Neurodivergent Wellbeing Approach course, and how it offers professionals, carers, educators and Neurodivergent individuals the opportunity to move beyond surface-level strategies and toward something more authentic and sustaining.
Creating Neurodivergent-affirming organisations
In this blog, Kay Louise Aldred, NdC’s Development Lead, shares an insight into core elements of our Neurodivergent Wellbeing Approach training and explores why nervous system regulation and trauma-informed approaches are essential to creating Neurodivergent-affirming organisations.
Pancakes, Taylor Swift and coffee
Guest Contributor, Sasha Bellamy, shares a deeply personal insight into their experience of autistic joy.
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