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  • The CAMHS Reports 2024 On The Matter of Access

    The CAMHS Reports 2024 On The Matter of Access

    29th April 2024

    Is CAMHS Accessible? What do the people who have tried to access it have to say? All of this and more is…

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  • Autism: What CAMHS Really Say

    Autism: What CAMHS Really Say

    10th April 2024

    Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) fails autistic kids. Their focus on deficits, not strengths, and support of harmful therapies shows…

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  • It’s World Autism Day: CAMHS are still failing our children

    It’s World Autism Day: CAMHS are still failing our children

    2nd April 2024

    World Autism Day is an opportunity for CAMHS to support the autistic community, but their efforts seem performative. Their lack of post-diagnostic…

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  • Destinations and maps: A reimagining of neurofuturism

    Destinations and maps: A reimagining of neurofuturism

    29th March 2024

    This short essay explores neurofuturism within the context of the neurodiversity movement. It offers a definition for what neurofuturism means in this…

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  • Late-diagnosis of autism is creating a mental health crisis

    Late-diagnosis of autism is creating a mental health crisis

    27th March 2024

    Late-diagnosis of autism may be driving a mental health crisis that could cost lives. Is it possible to mitigate this effect?

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  • CAMHS Fails Autistic Children, and the NHS ignores it

    CAMHS Fails Autistic Children, and the NHS ignores it

    22nd March 2024

    Every day, it seems, brings new heartbreaking stories of autistic children failed by Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). It’s no…

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  • CAMHS: Burnout, School Avoidance, and gaslighting

    CAMHS: Burnout, School Avoidance, and gaslighting

    18th March 2024

    Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) have been a focus of mine for quite some time now. I have talked about…

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  • Dynamic Support Register: CAMHS cop out or actually helpful?

    Dynamic Support Register: CAMHS cop out or actually helpful?

    14th March 2024

    The Dynamic Support Register (DSR) aims to reduce inpatient admissions for Autistic and Learning Disabled individuals through risk identification and coordinated support.…

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  • CAMHS are responsible for suicidal Autistic adults

    CAMHS are responsible for suicidal Autistic adults

    11th March 2024

    Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) focus on improving the mental health of children and young people but often fail to…

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  • Autistic Parenting: Parenting through burnout

    Autistic Parenting: Parenting through burnout

    6th March 2024

    Adulting is hard enough, parenting is hard enough. Together they come with a number of considerations for how we can be effective…

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