Autistic life is complex, messy, and often beautiful in its chaos. Yet too many of us are left feeling like we have to walk this path alone. Traditional support systems rarely understand the way our identities move, shift, and unfold against the grain of a world not designed for us. This is why I’ve created a new Peer Mentoring Program, a space where Autistic people can explore identity, belonging, and thriving together, free from the weight of pathology and deficit models. This program isn’t about “fixing” anyone. It’s about honouring the ways we live, learn, and grow. Drawing on my concept of the Chaotic Self, and informed by my years of advocacy, community building, and lived experience, the sessions will create a space of mutual learning and support. 🔗 Find out more and sign up here: dghndconsultancy.co.uk/peer-mentoring If you’ve ever wanted a space to explore who you are beyond the stereotypes, if you’re searching for Autistic community that feels rooted in acceptance and connection, this might be for you. I hope you’ll join me. You're currently a free subscriber to David Gray-Hammond. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription.
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Monday, 29 September 2025
Building Autistic Belonging Through Peer Mentoring
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