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This event is completely free (or you can donate). You don’t need a ticket fee, a membership or a subscription. Register on Humanitix and we’ll send you everything you need to join. What if you could…

Autism is an abstraction built to make Autistic people treatable. Autistic identity is the thing that was actually there all along. This podcast episode was scripted and recorded by David…

A brief introduction to the podcast with it's host David Gray-Hammond. For more information visit https://neurohubcommunity.org Click here to learn more about our community and staying in touch CLICK…

1,132 Autistic people, parents, carers and professionals told us what language they actually want used to describe autism; and it isn’t what most services default to. In this episode, David walks…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit news.neurohubcommunity.org This episode delves into the nature of Neurodivergent humanity. It explores our vulnerabilities, our…

In this episode of Autistic Identity With NeuroHub, David Gray-Hammond explores the Ecosystemic Model of Distress and Wellbeing; a framework for understanding neurodivergent experience not as a…

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…

Struggling to make a decision? Your body already knows the answer; you just need to learn how to listen. This 15 minute guided meditation is designed to help you access your body's interoceptive…

In this episode of Autistic Storytime With David, we explore two interconnected concepts developed by fellow advocate and researcher Tanya Adkin: monotropic split, the cognitive injury that occurs…

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…

If traditional meditation hasn’t worked for you, you’re not alone.Many neurodivergent people struggle with mindfulness practices that expect stillness, empty minds, or blind acceptance. This guided…

This guided meditation takes us on a journey to show compassion to ourselves, but the other people in our lives, including those who may be difficult, and the people we may never know or meet.David…

Every April, the puzzle pieces come out, the buildings go blue, the corporate social media posts arrive, right on schedule. Every April, a lot of Autistic people brace themselves. This episode of…

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…

There is a place many Autistic people end up that doesn’t exist on any official map. It’s not a clinic, or a service. It’s not even acknowledged as a system failure. Yet, it is one of the most…

This guided visualisation will take you on a journey down a calm river. David Gray-Hammond, MCMA, adapts mindfulness to the needs of neurodivergent people, he has a decade of experience working with…

A short body scan meditation for Neurodivergent people who struggle with stillness. Find out more about NeuroHub at https://neurohubcommunity.org

A short body scan meditation for Neurodivergent people who are seeking sensory experiences. Find out more about Mindfully Divergent at https://neurohubcommunity.org

A guided meditation to help Autistic people experiencing distress or meltdowns. Find out more about Mindfully Divergent at https://neurohubcommunity.org

What does autism feel like? It sounds like a simple question. It isn’t. In this episode of Autistic Identity with NeuroHub, David sits with a puzzle that has followed him for years: whether autism…

Who gets to tell the story of autism? For many of us, our earliest understandings of autism came from professionals, reports, and systems that framed Autistic lives through deficit, risk, and…

We usually meet autism through other people’s stories. Through diagnostic language. Through books, posts, memes, and threads. Through words that try to explain us before we’ve had a chance to explain…

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…