Be inspired by Joely’s awarded journey to Autism Acceptance; Giggle, as you relate to personal stories of invisible roots of Joely’s autism & ADHD. Discover insights into quirks, hidden hardships & learn to fly with autistic inspired mindfulness…
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designer of Autistic Inspired Mindfulness (AIM), and Popular Author of Two Autism Resource books, ‘AspergerWorld’ and ‘My Autistic Wings’.
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Joely - ‘My Autistic Wings’ Awarded Autism Advocacy
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Diagnosed at 2, Joely Williams is a Passionate Autistic and Disabled, Internationally Award-Winning Autism and Mental Health Advocate, International Motivational Speaker, Parliamentary Autism Champion,
As part of our Autism Girls and Young Women Network programme.
We are delighted to finally secure dates with Joely Williams (My Autistic Wings) hosting online sessions commencing in September with one in person workshop.
Joely will be attending The Autism & ADHD Show
@karenmitchell__ Inability to smile with eyes & big pupils typical of a predator/defence mode att4ck, thin pressed lips suppressing thoughts/emotions/honesty. Lopsided smug smirk to the right side activating right hemisphere for emotional control & arousal. Clench jaw faking smile. Anything else?
@David__Osland 💯cuts will make work more inaccessible as basic human rights are ignored due to financial poverty not affording the average £1000 extra it costs per month to be disabled, Causing more disability. PIP is for the extra cost of being disabled-PIP is not an out of work benefit!
Sixteen disability charities have written an open letter to Rachel Reeves expressing alarm at reports that the government is planning to cut PIP. The impact of the proposed cuts could be “devastating”, pushing 700,000 disabled households into poverty.
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Everyone - careful what you wish for!
You go to work.
You get ill or become disabled.
You find yourself having to face the ghastly DWP.
You need to realise - it could well be you, at any time, needing help and if it is not there, you will wish you spoke up sooner!
Dear Policy Exchange,
PIP is not an out-of-work benefit. So why are you trying to score political points by insisting young people on #PIP must work, volunteer or go into training?
PIP enables disabled people to do these things. Cutting it will do the opposite.
Thanks
Dr Watts