Therapeutic

Therapeutic

Designed to benefit neurodiverse people.

Dunlin

We run a range of therapeutic activities that offer opportunities to connect with like-minded people. All the activities are designed and planned by members. To access our activities, become a member or log in.

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Peer support

Peer support is emotional support, frequently coupled with practical and informational support. Emotional support refers to the things that people do to make us feel cared for. Find out more.

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Mindful movement

What is Mindful Movement? Put simply, it refers to engaging in different exercises while placing all of your attention (or as much as you can) on the movements of your body as well as your breathing.

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Mindful communication

Non-violent Communication

What is Non-violent Communication (NVC)? NVC also known as Compassionate Communication, fosters compassion and understanding in our interactions with family, friends, workmates and ourselves. Based on the work of Marshall Rosenberg PHD, NVC provides a subtle yet powerful framework to support effective communication.

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The fellowship with peers, allowing me to understand myself better as an autistic person. Social groups help with loneliness (especially important during lockdowns, but also because I work from home so don't have a lot of social contact through work). I also find it fulfilling to be able to use my experience to help other group members.
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The knowledge that there was an organisation who would understand my son and his condition, and that I was welcomed as a parent.
S4Nd member
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Angie is doing a brilliant job! She is a very good listener but also, she has a great way of giving complicated information without it overwhelming. Having someone who understands what is needed to support people with neurodiversity is vital in a world that wears blinkers. The only other thing is that I find the S4Nd website a little confusing to use, but that could be just me!
S4Nd member
S4Nd member
Just to say thank you and I'm so glad S4Nd exists. Everything would be so much harder without the support I've had from S4Nd. I also really value what S4Nd is doing to promote patient choice and make NHS organisations aware of poor services and the impact this has on people who are referred to them. Having had my own brief but traumatic experience I wanted to make my voice heard and I feel like I can do that with Angie's help and also contribute to making things better for other people in the future. It's also been valuable to know how many other people have had similar experiences.
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