Our project aims to better understand depression in neurodivergent young people. To participate, email us at: [email protected]
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ALT 📢 Help us reach parents of neurodivergent young people with our important research study! Depression often looks different in neurodivergent young people, which traditional screeners often overlook. Therefore, we're testing a new depression screener, co-produced by neurodivergent young people, to ensure faster, more accurate diagnoses and ultimately better mental health care. 🏳️🌈 #ADHD #Autism #Dyspraxia #Neurodiversity
ALT Study title: Understanding and measuring depression in neurodivergent young people. We are looking for young people, aged 11- 16 years with ADHD, dyspraxia and/or autistic young people, and one of their parents to participate in a study that will help us understand depression characteristics and how we can measure them using a new screening tool. If you would like to learn more about this study, please email us at [email protected]. £10 vouchers given to teenagers after the first and second online session.
ALT Dyspraxia awareness week. A difference that affects movement & co-ordination. Planning & organisation difficulties. Impairment of motor skills. Working memory problems. Speech & language differences. Difficulties with executive function. Empathetic. Hard working. Creative thinking. Good problem solving skills.
ALT An image of a young girl in a bright yellow rain coat having fun in the rain. Overlaid text reads - In research, positive Autistic identity was associated with improved mental health and wellbeing. Source: Davies et al., 2024
