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Tag: atypical burnout

  • 8th May 2024

    Autistic burnout: How do you recover?

  • 20th March 2024

    Autistic Burnout: When the Autistic brain overloads

  • 10th October 2023

    Autism and Paranoia: Autistic pattern recognition when it runs away

  • 18th August 2023

    Five things that help me when I’m experiencing Autistic burnout

  • 5th August 2023

    CAMHS misdiagnosed my Autistic burnout and it endangered my safety

  • 3rd August 2023

    Alexithymia and Autistic Burnout: Too tired to feel it

  • 30th June 2023

    What is alexithymia?

  • 6th June 2023

    What is meerkat mode and how does it relate to AuDHD?

  • 5th June 2023

    Creating Autistic Suffering: The AuDHD Burnout to Psychosis Cycle- A deeper look

  • 12th May 2023

    Creating Autistic Suffering: What is Atypical Burnout?

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NeuroHub was founded by David Gray-Hammond in 2025 with a clear purpose: to create a supportive, neuro-affirming space for neurodivergent adults who often feel overlooked or misunderstood. Built from lived experience and research by Autistic people, NeuroHub exists to connect people through community, shared knowledge, and accessible resources, while challenging stigma and promoting genuine understanding of neurodivergent lives. It has grown into a welcoming global community that centres authenticity, peer support, and empowerment.

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