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Merseyside Autistic Adult Support Group (set up by me!)

Lyddybird
over 5 years ago

Basically there's not much in the way of adult support groups in the Liverpool/Wirral area so I resorted to setting my own one up.

I have started up all the social media for it and would really appreciate it if you guys took a look. The more interest I get online, the easier it will be for me to start a monthly meet up alternating between Liverpool and Wirral, look into funding etc. Our mission statement is here: https://www.facebook.com/merseysideautisticadults/posts/2235971603311792

Anyway, here are the social media links:

Instagram: https://instagram.com/merseysideautisticadults/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MerseyAutistic
Facebook: https://facebook.com/merseysideautisticadults/

Email: merseysideautisticadults@gmail.com
(Hopefully we will have an email newsletter running in the near future).

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  • 5 months ago

    Hello Lyddybird,

    I agree that this is much needed due to what you say about lack of local support for adults. I am a social prescribing linkworker working in Birkenhead and I regularly speak to patients diagnosed or not as being on the autistic spectrum who are seeking support. The same can be said of adults who have recently been diagnosed with ADHD who have struggled all their lives not knowing what was going on in their minds and interactions with other people.

    Where do you meet?

    Thanks

    Paul

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  • 5 months ago

    Hello Lyddybird,

    I agree that this is much needed due to what you say about lack of local support for adults. I am a social prescribing linkworker working in Birkenhead and I regularly speak to patients diagnosed or not as being on the autistic spectrum who are seeking support. The same can be said of adults who have recently been diagnosed with ADHD who have struggled all their lives not knowing what was going on in their minds and interactions with other people.

    Where do you meet?

    Thanks

    Paul

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