Page of the Week
I run a Page of the Week feature each Thursday to help people find useful Facebook pages to follow.
Trauma Geek – Trauma and Neurodiversity Education
Emergent Divergence: The neurodivergent ramblings of David Gray-Hammond
Tigger Pritchard: Neuroaffirming Advocate, Consultant and Trainer
Laura Hellfeld Neurodivergent Nurse Consulting
Dr Joanne – Neurodivergent Educational Psychologist
Bex Milgate Psychotherapy And Psychoeducation
GROVE Neurodivergent Mentoring & Education
Fergus Murray Arts, Science & Minds
Jill Holly – NeuroDiversity University
Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism
Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group AIM
The North Star and the Compass – blog
Liz Evans – The Untypical OT – Occupational Therapist
Neurodivergent Parenting: Think Outside The Box
Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint
Jenn Hodge – Doing Education Differently
Tanya Valentin l Neuro-Affirming Family Coach
Jodie Clarke, Children’s Well-being Practitioner & Autism Specialist
Tending Paths – Katy Higgins Lee, MFT
LiL Penguin Studios / Autism Happy Place
Munira – Children’s Occupational Therapist
Swarit Gopalan – My truisms unfiltered
Bri Guerra, Nonspeaking Advocate for Change
Scottish Ethnic Minority Autistics CIC
SmallTalk Speech & Language Therapy
Kate Boot Neurodivergent Advocacy and Therapeutic Services
Onwards and Upwards Psychology
Aucademy – Education for everyone on Autistic experience
Spilling the Tea on Autism and ADHD
⚠️ Note: I feature pages because I find them informative and worth following. This doesn’t mean I endorse or agree with everything they say. Psychology is a broad and constantly-evolving field, so it’s fairly unlikely that they still agree with everything they’ve ever posted either! When research and lived experience improves our understanding then our views evolve. Please be highly sceptical of anyone who has never changed any of their opinions or who claims to have any universal truths. The human mind is highly varied so all we can ever know is what applies to many of us, not all. There will always be exceptions.
Jade Farrington - Neurodivergent Counsellor and Rewind Trauma Therapist 