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☎️ LAST CALL: September Autistic Connection Groups - Respectful discussion & support
September 4, 2023

Life on the spectrum can feel lonely and isolating. It is hard to find other people who understand our experiences and listen without judgment. We deserve validation, support, and compassion, and I'm here to help you bring it into your life.
This September I'm offering 2 separate Connection Groups for autistic adults (either self of professionally diagnosed).
What: Four 60-minute sessions (1/week) with up to 10 autistic adults (group stays the same each week)
Who: any autistic adults (18+) who are self or professionally diagnosed and want to:
1. better understand their own experiences
2. meet other like-minded individuals
3. develop thoughts, ideas and theories surrounding neurodivergence
When: Group 1: Wednesdays at 10AM CDT (2 spots left), Group 2: Thursdays at 12PM CDT (7 spots left)
Focus: Discussion concerning life on the spectrum, centered around questions submitted in advance by group members
How to prep: Taylor will email out a list of questions in advance so that you have time to prepare your thoughts. Questions are compiled based on member suggestions and can be added to each week. During the session, you may participate via camera, mic, text chat, and/or listening only, whatever feels best to you that day. The group is run by Taylor and we adhere to set community guidelines that are emailed out in advance. These groups have historically been full of respect, compassion, and empathy.
Some questions we are covering this month:
How does autistic inertia impact your life and what strategies have you found helpful?
What changes have you made to better navigate life after learning you were autistic?
How was your diagnostic process? Do you feel making it official was worth the time, money, and hassle?
Groups start this week!
Please feel free to respond to this email with any questions or comments you have about Autistic Connection Groups. I am looking forward to meeting many of you soon!
Sincerely,
Taylor