About the course

Years of collaboration, reflection and lived experience

We wanted to offer something more humane and more accurate.

As Autistic, ADHD and multiply neurodivergent adults, and as parents, carers and professionals, we know how often Autistic people are left with compliance-driven guidance and deficit-focused narratives after diagnosis or self-identification.

Helen Edgar

Founder, Autistic Realms

Autistic co-author of Re-Storying Autism and founder of Autistic Realms.

Nominated: Positive Role Model Award for Disability, National Diversity Awards 2026Visit Autistic Realms

David Gray-Hammond

Founder, NeuroHub Community Ltd

Autistic co-author of Re-Storying Autism and founder of NeuroHub Community and DGH Neurodivergent Consultancy.

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The framework

Built on the Six-Point Framework

Grounded in NeuroHub Community Ltd’s framework for supporting Autistic people, developed through years of community work, research, education and lived experience.

How Autistic experience is understood and framed

The sensory and emotional landscape of the bodymind

Identity, masking, and the cost of survival

Environment, predictability, and relational safety

Power, systems, and institutional harm

Connection, meaning, and Autistic ways of becoming

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Why this exists

“Across years of community work, consultancy, research, and lived experience, one pattern kept repeating: Autistic people weren’t failing because they lacked skills. They were suffering because the stories about them erased context, power, and humanity.”

Re-Storying Autism exists to offer a different starting point, honouring complexity, contradiction and growth without demanding assimilation.

“Autistic people flourish when there is safety, agency, sensory consideration and belonging.”

Helen Edgar and David Gray-Hammond

Ready when you are

Instant access, no deadlines. From £69.99, or £12.99 a month.