I had a strong personal reaction to this book. As a result this cannot be an academic, impartial review; what I have tried to do is present the general themes and ideas, along with my responses. Holly Bridges is an Australian writer with a degree in psychology, who works...
https://vimeo.com/332500702 Interview with Dr Catriona Stewart at the National Autistic Society Professional Conference in 2019. Catriona discusses Under our Wing, a peer mentoring project for autistic women and girls which is being delivered in partnership with SWAN.
Article in the Herald Scotland Read this article in the Herald about our outdoor workshops, organised by SWAN and Scottish Forestry which aim to give participants skills to go on to mentor, encourage and support other women with autism.
SWAN wins Scottish Social Services Award We arrived in Edinburgh from 6 different parts of Scotland all united by our pride in our identites as autistic women and swans. We represent the Scottish Women’s Autism Network (SWAN), each of us involved in varied capacities but all mutually invested in...
It’s time that we celebrated autistic people
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The word “autistic” was once derogatory, used not only to put down awkward nerds, but to make it clear that anyone with these traits was a misfit and an outsider who couldn’t empathise with others or
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Part 3 in our series of Webinars designed to Improve Understanding of Autism. Join the One Stop Shop Home-Start Aberdeen Teams who will be discussing self care strategies for autistic adults, autistic children and parents and carers of autistic people.