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Can't wait for Halloween? Neither can we!
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Autistic people often thrive in online community, and so this year we are holding a two hour long, neurodivergent frieindly, online Halloween party!
This eveis free or donation based to attend so any one can come, and we will be having a spooky movie trivia quiz, infodumping sessions, and raffle for a first prize of one free item in the NeuroHub Store!
If you want to come and hangout with Autistic people for halloween, click the button below and join us!
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Big News! We've created and launched a free to use neuroaffirming AI called Phoenix!
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Whether you just want someone to chat to (in text or voice) or have questions about neurodiversity, Phoenix AI can help!
Phoenix is built on Anthropic's API and is trained on over a decade of the work of David Gray-Hammond. If you want to download Phoenix and try them out, they're free to use, only suggesting donations. The top button will download.
The blue button beneath will allow you to grab the script to install Phoenix as a widget on your website!
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Joe Lenton is partnering with NeuroHub Community to deliver a course on building the kind of resilience that actually helps Autistic people to thrive rather than just endure. There are very limited spaces, so if you would like to join this course, register below ASAP. The course starts Wednesday 2nd September at 6pm and will run weekly for a limited time. Click below to get more information and book your place.
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Huge Podcast With Philia Health: Future Of Autistic Wellbeing!
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A Multitude Of Drops - Listen Here!
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The Circles of Control: A Neurodivergent Energy & Boundaries Toolkit
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A gentle, neurodivergent-friendly guide to protecting your energy, setting boundaries, and letting go of what was never yours to carry. There are a lot of tools out there that tell you to “focus on what you can control.” But for many neurodivergent people, the problem isn’t lack of focus.It’s being expected to carry too much in the first place. This resource is not about trying harder.It is about putting things down. The Circles of Control Toolkit is a soft, accessible guide to understanding where your energy is going—and gently reclaiming it. It helps you recognise: What is actually yours to carry What you can influence, without being responsible for And what you may need to let go of entirely Alongside this, it acknowledges something often left unsaid: You are not responsible for fixing systems that harm you.You are not required to offer compassion to people who have caused harm.And protecting your energy is not selfish—it is necessary. What’s Included This downloadable pack includes: A neurodivergent-friendly guide to the Circles of Control A visual circles diagram for quick reference A daily check-in worksheet to support mindful energy use A low-demand, accessible layout designed to reduce overwhelm Optional reflection prompts you can return to when things feel heavy Who This Is For This resource may support you if: You feel overwhelmed by everything you’re holding You struggle to know what is “your responsibility” You find yourself overextending in relationships or systems You are navigating burnout, stress, or emotional overload You want a way to approach boundaries that doesn’t rely on force or rigidity How to Use It You can use this in whatever way works for you: As a daily check-in alongside meditation or reflection As a visual reminder when things feel chaotic As a gentle reset tool during overwhelm Or simply as something to return to when you need perspective There is no “correct” way to engage with it. A Different Kind of Approach This is not a productivity tool.It is not about optimisation. It is about: Honouring your limits Recognising systemic weight And choosing where your energy can actually take root Sometimes that looks like action.Sometimes it looks like stepping back.Sometimes it looks like doing less. All of that is valid.
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Autistic Distress Warning Cards
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Use these cards to communicate essential needs when in distress and unable to talk. Fill them out, and then hand them to someone when in need of help but unable to talk. • Paper in the US: Mohawk uncoated cover paper • Paper in EU: Munken Lynx, 300 g/m² • Size: 3.5″× 2″ (9 × 5 cm) • Single-sided or double-sided print • Set of 50 or 100 business cards • Blank product sourced from the United States or Latvia Age restrictions: For adults EU Warranty: 2 years In compliance with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), Oak inc. and SINDEN VENTURES LIMITED ensure that all consumer products offered are safe and meet EU standards. For any product safety related inquiries or concerns, please contact our EU representative at gpsr@sindenventures.com. You can also write to us at 123 Main Street, Anytown, Country or Markou Evgenikou 11, Mesa Geitonia, 4002, Limassol, Cyprus.
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Embracing Monotropism & Supporting Autistic Young People With Transitions At Home And School
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“Embracing Monotropism & Supporting Young Autistic People With Transitions at Home and School” by Helen Edgar (Autistic Realms). This is a neurodivergence-competent guide for families, educators, and anyone supporting young autistic people. Learn about monotropism; a powerful, positive theory of Autistic experiences. Practical advice for supporting flow states, transitions, and sensory needs at home.
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Unusual Medicine: Essays On Autistic Identity And Drug Addiction
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In this essay anthology, David explores his experience as an Autistic drug addict, and his journey into recovery. Not shying away from the darker aspects of his story, he shines a light into the corners of the Autistic community that are often forgotten about. This anthology is meant to be accessible to anyone with a vested interest in addiction amongst Autistic people, and amongst fact, and anecdotes, also contains suggestions on how people and services can better support this far too often forgotten demographic of people.
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