NdC Journal

Dive into a collection of articles that amplify neurodivergent voices, support a more thorough understanding of neurodiversity, and challenge common misconceptions.

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The SPACE Framework: how it has changed my experience of accessing mental health care
Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Molly Anderton Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Molly Anderton

The SPACE Framework: how it has changed my experience of accessing mental health care

Molly Anderton, Lived Experience Advisor at NdC, joins us for the seventh blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.

Molly shares her personal insights into how learning about the SPACE Framework (Doherty, McCowan & Shaw, 2023) and using it in her own life has improved her lived experiences of mental health care and support.

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How SPACE helped my wellbeing at work as a Late Discovered AuDHD person
Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Antonia Aluko Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Antonia Aluko

How SPACE helped my wellbeing at work as a Late Discovered AuDHD person

Antonia Aluko, NdC Lived Experience Advisor, shares our fifth blog of our latest campaign ‘Against PBS & ABA’.

Antonia explores her experiences of the workplace as an AuDHD woman and shares how the SPACE framework supported her in finding accommodations that offered meaningful support.

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‘Mixing the values of gentleness, inclusion and person-centred care with the science of behavioural technology is like mixing oil and water’
Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Brendan Maguire Lived Experience, AGAINST PBS & ABA campaign Brendan Maguire

‘Mixing the values of gentleness, inclusion and person-centred care with the science of behavioural technology is like mixing oil and water’

As part of the ‘AGAINST PBS & ABA’ campaign, Guest contributor, Brendan Maguire, shares his journey of discovering Gentle Teaching and advocates for a move away from behaviourist methods that are at odds with supporting people in an inclusive, person-centred way.

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