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Autism Expressed Autistic Women's Group is a peer-led shared experience group for autistic women who live in the Southern Hemisphere.

My name is Lisa, and I'm an AuDHD'er with an autoimmune disorder.
I completed the coursework component of my Masters in Counselling at Monash University. I am currently on placement. As part of my placement, I run the Autism Expressed Women's Group. I have a clinical supervisor with whom I meet regularly. My approach to facilitation is autism-affirming and person-centred.

Date and time
Saturday, April 5, 2025 (11 am AWST to 12:30 pm).
The session may end earlier, depending on how many people attend.

Venue: Zoom (online)
A Zoom link will appear when people RSVP to the event.

Zoom Passcode
016665

The topic
Our Experiences of Communication

Questions

1.What, to you, is communication?
2.Do you have a preferred method of communication?
3.What challenges have you experienced communicating with others?
4.Do your friends, family, or others try to communicate through your preferred method(s) of communication?
5.What helps you communicate effectively?
6.How do you know if you are communicating effectively?
7.Have any resources, tools, or strategies helped you communicate?
8.If you could help everyone in the world understand something about you – regarding communication, what would it be?
9.Anything else to add?

Format

  • Acknowledgment of country
  • Welcome
  • Group purpose and procedure
  • Individuals are invited to share on the topic (3 minutes each)
  • Time permitting - general shares 'struggles' 'triumphs' 'other'
  • Closing

Inclusivity
Clinically diagnosed, self-diagnosed, and questioning are most welcome.

All members of marginalised genders, including non-binary, male-to-female trans, and female-to-male trans, are welcome.

Disclosure of gender identity is welcome but never mandatory.

Respect
We share our own experiences as we understand them and respect others' understanding of their own experiences. Listening sincerely, we "take what we like and leave the rest".

Disrespectful behaviour will not be tolerated and dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

SAGE was established in February 2020 and is run by volunteers. SAGE requires funds to pay for meetup administrators, event spaces and insurance. If you would like to support SAGE, donations are welcome at:

SAGE GoFundMe Link

Related topics

Autism
Support
Women's Support
Mental and Emotional Wellnes
Autism Social Group

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