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This morning I was reading an extraordinary piece by Germane Marvel, and a word found me. Gleaning. Short Sand Beach | The Ubuntu Journey Germane defines gleaning as accumulation — the way power…
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This morning I was reading an extraordinary piece by Germane Marvel, and a word found me. Gleaning. Short Sand Beach | The Ubuntu Journey Germane defines gleaning as accumulation — the way power…
Penguin Pebbling is a low-demand, neurodiversity-affirming card game built around the Five Neurodivergent Love Locutions — five relational modes natural to many Autistic and neurodivergent people:…
Autistic people have always had our own ways of showing love. Discover the five Autistic love locutions — infodumping, parallel play, support swapping, penguin pebbling and deep pressure.
Penguin Pebbling: A Game of Creating Belonging, Building Connection and Understanding Autistic Identity
What does regulation really mean for neurodivergent people? Helen Edgar reflects on Cavendish Space, co-regulation, and building cultures where our nervous systems can thrive.
Mycelium and rhizome as metaphors for Autistic community, care, and neurodivergent becoming — moving beyond deficit toward interdependence and identity.

What is community? Is it a tangible thing that we can reach out and hold, or is it a fundamentally philosophical endeavour that requires thought and exploration. This first episode of The Mycelial…

The story you were told about autism probably wasn't written by Autistic people. Here's what changes when we start writing our own. 🔗 Re-Storying Autism Course →…

It’s Autism Acceptance Month, which means that we are having to endure a lot of nonsense in the Autistic community. With that in mind, here are five things that I as an Autistic person want you to…
What does quantum physics have to do with Autistic experience? More than you might think. On World Quantum Day, Helen Edgar explores superposition, holotropism, neuroholographic cognition and what it…

David Gray-Hammond explores his concept of the ecosystemic model of distress and how it explains mental health problems in Autistic people. David will be presenting on this topic with Tanya Adkin at…

Explore how performative allyship during Autism Awareness Month impacts Autistic identity, burnout, and belonging. A neurodivergent-informed perspective on moving beyond awareness to real connection…

Beautiful people. If you’ve been feeling heavy and suspended in fog or struggling in ways that don’t have a clear source over the last few months, you’re not alone. In February, I noticed and named…
Autistic burnout exploring monotropism, sensory stress, masking and relational environments. Learn why burnout happens and how support can help.
Explore how monotropism shapes neurodivergent attention, learning and wellbeing. This accessible guide explains rhizomes, mycelial care networks and re-worlding through neuroqueer and ecological…

This Here Together hour has become an anchor in my week. It is here for you, too, and we would love to see you this month. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Additionally,…
Weird Pride is a practice of becoming. A refusal to shrink. A quiet, feral devotion to staying alive as ourselves in a world that keeps trying to make us something else.

Our world is moving quickly these days. I invite you to slow down with me for an hour each Wednesday this month at 10am EST. We greet each other, check in with ourselves in whatever way works best…

This episode explores Autistic identity not as a fixed label, but as something living, responsive, and shaped over time. Rather than treating “realising you’re Autistic” as the end of a journey, this…

This episode of Autistic Identity With NeuroHub is an invitation to slow down and sit with Autistic identity as something lived, negotiated, and continually re-formed; not a static label or a…

Welcoming 2026 with warmth, grief, and joy and sending so much love to each of you! Read more

In this episode of Autistic Storytime With David I discuss my own experiences of therapy, and why a lot of it hasn't worked for me. I explore what would make therapy more accessible and useful to…

I have been struggling to find my way back to writing. Not as content, but as connection, an offering of community suspended in time, agnostic as to location and grounded in love. For months, I had…

I haven’t had anyone join me yet—will you be the first? In any case, I will be holding space for centering and connection the first three Fridays in December. I anticipate moving the call to another…