#ESRC funded @SouthCoastDTP PhD student & EDI Champion | researching how autistic people are understood during social interactions | she/her #ActuallyAutistic
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ALT Recruitment poster for University of Stirling research on autistic people's experiences with primary healthcare for pain. Includes QR code. Text on the poster reads: Participants needed. We want to understand autistic people’s experiences of seeking primary healthcare for pain. You may be eligible if you are aged 18+ and live in the UK, have an autism diagnosis (or self-diagnosis), have experienced pain and sought primary healthcare (e.g., from a GP) for this pain, are willing to take part in an online interview. For more information, scan the QR code, visit https://tinyurl.com/autismpaineoi or email [email protected]. Ethical approval code: GUEP 2024 18081 13379
ALT Poster. Text reads: Are you a member of staff in a UK mainstream school? We are looking for school staff (for example, teachers, teaching assistants, senior leadership team) to take part in a short interview study about neurodivergent pupils’ experiences of school distress and attendance difficulties. School distress is sometimes known as school refusal or emotionally based school avoidance. We are looking for staff who: Currently work with young people in a mainstream primary or secondary school Work in the UK Can complete a short demographics questionnaire Would like their voices and experiences to be heard in a 30-minute online interview You can enter a raffle for a £15 voucher. If you are interested, or would like more information about the study, please email [email protected]
ALT Starting August/Freee New Serendipity Community Groups for Autistic Adults Totton: Fridays 1.15pm to 3.15pm LGBTQ+ in Bitterne: Mondays 10am to 12pm 01489 880881 (ext. 225) [email protected] autismhampshire.org.uk Autism Hampshire
ALT We are hiring. We are looking for someone to join our team. The job is for someone with lived experience. This means they have a learning disability and/or are autistic. We want someone who can deliver training in-person. There will be support for this. Apply on our website. Or call us to find out more on 0203 535 0509.
ALT A picture with text advertising Hampshire Schools Workshops. The picture is of one of their external trainers standing up at the front of a room, giving a training session. The text says: New dates released 2024/25 Funded by Hampshire County Council Courses for headteachers, deputies, teaching staff, SENCos and all school staff Exploring a child’s unique experiences and practical support Delivered via Microsoft Teams Session dates autismhampshire.org.uk/how-we-can-help/ training-consultancy/
ALT The QR code will take you to a drafted email to be sent to the researcher. The researcher will email you a unique ID to complete the questionnaire. You can save your progress and continue later using your ID. Any questions, email at [email protected].