
The official substack newsletter for NeuroHub Community Ltd, primarily authored by David Gray-Hammond And Team
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily | |
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| Issues | 580 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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We want this substack to go back to being a place of exploration and thought, such as it was before. With that in mind, we are creating a seperate list for people who want to hear about our services and offerin...
We want this substack to go back to being a place of exploration and thought, such as it was before. With that in mind, we are creating a seperate list for people who want to hear about our services and offerings such as our peer-mentoring...
If you had told younger me that one day I would celebrate disability pride month, i probably would have laughed.
Pride?
In something I spent years trying to hide?
For most of my life, autism wasn’t something i embraced- it was something...
Every July, disabled people are handed the same script; be proud, be visible, celebrate how far we’ve come. There is truth in that invitation; I don’t want to spend this month pretending pride is a lie, but I want to ask a harder question u...
We want this substack to go back to being a place of exploration and thought, such as it was before. With that in mind, we are creating a seperate list for people who want to hear about our services and offerings such as our peer-mentoring...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for NeuroHub Community Journal.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
David Gray-Hammond is an Autistic, ADHD, and Schizophrenic author, advocate, mentor, and consultant. He is an independent academic whose work focuses on neuroqueer theory and Autistic mental health, particularly substance use.
\ud83d\udc9c ♾️ AuDHD | Monotropic | Neuro-affirming Autism advocate & consultant. Interests: monotropism, flow, burnout & neuroqueer theory. Writer • Trainer • Resource Creator | Former SEND EY/Primary teacher ♾️ \ud83d\udc9c www.autisticrealms.com
Im a late diagnosed AuDHD woman, perimenopausal, mum to an autistic son and two undiagnosed ADHD daughters!
Hi, I’m aimee and I am a writer, artist, and advocate who uses creativity to explore themes of mental health, disability, and neurodiversity. Through poetry and art, I hope to help others feel seen, understood, and a little less alone.
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