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  • Autistic people, substance use, and vulnerability to exploitation and county lines

    Autistic people, substance use, and vulnerability to exploitation and county lines

    26th January 2022

    This article was co-authored by David Gray-Hammond and Katie Munday Trigger warnings: This article discusses gaslighting, trauma, criminal exploitation (on various topics…

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  • Creating Autistic Suffering: Neuronormativity in mental health treatment

    Creating Autistic Suffering: Neuronormativity in mental health treatment

    2nd January 2022

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains mentions of systemic mistreatment in the mental…

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  • Creating Autistic Suffering: Ableism and discrimination

    Creating Autistic Suffering: Ableism and discrimination

    9th November 2021

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains discussion and examples of ableism and discrimination…

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  • Creating Autistic suffering: Failures in identification

    Creating Autistic suffering: Failures in identification

    2nd October 2021

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains discussion of systemic abuse and trauma inflicted…

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  • Creating Autistic suffering: In the beginning there was trauma

    Creating Autistic suffering: In the beginning there was trauma

    29th September 2021

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: Some of the research quoted in this article contains person-first…

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  • What is psychosis and how can I recognise it?

    What is psychosis and how can I recognise it?

    20th September 2021

    There are many myths about psychosis. Chief among them that those of us who experience it are dangerous individuals. While there are…

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  • [Feature] Paranoid Schizophrenia: A story in pictures

    [Feature] Paranoid Schizophrenia: A story in pictures

    8th September 2021

    In this post, I will be showcasing the artwork of Blake Jackson, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Blake draws pictures of his psychotic…

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  • Apparently Autism needs preventing?

    Apparently Autism needs preventing?

    3rd September 2021

    The world is not okay. We are not okay. Autistic people are not okay, S10k has served as a stark reminder that…

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  • Autistic people and suicide: A troubling tale.

    Autistic people and suicide: A troubling tale.

    16th August 2021

    It has been known for some time that Autistic people experience suicidal thoughts, ideation, and attempts at a much higher rate than…

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  • Addiction, mental health, and my fear of relapse

    Addiction, mental health, and my fear of relapse

    23rd July 2021

    I have spoken extensively about my struggles with addiction and psychosis. I have talked about what it was like to be in…

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