A PDF document detailing ways that healthcare providers can make appointments more accessible for Autistic people. This document is downloadable and can be shared with your healthcare provider to give them advice to accommodate you better.
This book is a guide aimed at Autistic people age 9-16 who will experience periods. It is designed to be as Autism Friendly as possible.
The main professional association for therapists. Their therapist directory allows you to filter by a wide variety of things - under ‘Health related issues’, you can select Autism spectrum and/or ADD/ADHD.
Free2BMe provides training, clinical supervision and support for professionals working with neurodivergent client groups and professionals who identify as neurodivergent.
Free2BMe is 100% neurodivergent owned and run and works on the principle of “nothing about us without us”.
They also have a national directory of neurodivergent therapists and coaches.
Information and worksheets for Autistic adults, supporters, and healthcare providers, focussing on primary healthcare, or healthcare with a regular doctor. The resources on this site are meant to improve the healthcare of Autistic adults.
Easy-read conversation cards to help with talking about mental health and medications. The website also has easy-read booklets with more in-depth information about mental health; including mental health conditions, counselling, and symptoms.
Short guide to help autistic people and their families to understand mental health problems in autism, learn to manage them and know where to get help.
A resource for autistic people who might need hospital treatment. The passport is designed to help autistic people to communicate their needs to doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals.
A global directory of Neurodivergent, neuro-affirmative therapists, coaches, psychologists, relationship support, and more, hosted by Autistic-led non-profit, Thriving Autistic.
Catalogue of self-help guides containing practical advice and support to help improve your health and wellbeing.
Note: this is an NHS Scotland website, so please ensure that any advice about contacting services is relevant to your local area if you're in England.
Co-produced with people from the autistic community, our Autism and Suicide Awareness Training aims to:
- Share information about autism and suicide risk
- Share real experiences
- Coach you through spotting the signs and supporting an autistic person with four different scenarios (you can choose which ones you want to complete)
- Share resources for further support