Coming Home to Yourself: Making sense of Autism diagnosis and Identity Support Group

Dublin, Ireland
Coming Home to Yourself: Making sense of Autism diagnosis and Identity Support Group
Practitioner identifies as: AuDHD
Gender and/or sexuality: LGBTQIA+
Pronouns: They/She/He

A 4-Week Online Support Group for Late-Diagnosed and Newly Identifying Autistic Adults

This 4-week online support group is for adults navigating a late autism diagnosis/self-diagnosis, or making sense of an earlier realization that’s only now starting to feel real. It’s also open to those who identify as AuDHD (autistic + ADHD).

Maybe you’re still in the disorienting middle of “wait, does this explain my whole life?” Maybe you knew for years but never had space to actually process what it means. Maybe you’re not diagnosed at all, just quietly certain this is you, and looking for a place to explore that without having to justify it.

Whatever brought you here, the exhaustion of masking, the grief for years spent misunderstanding yourself, the relief of finally having language for it… you’re not imagining it, and you’re not alone.

This is a neuroaffirming, structured space led by psychotherapists with lived experience as late-diagnosed/identified autistic adults, and experience supporting queer and intersectional communities.

Dates: Thursday 29th October, Thursday 5th November, Thursday 12th November, Thursday 19th November. From 7pm to 8.30pm.

Duration: 1h 30min per session

Price: €45 per session

Online and Neuroaffirming | Camera off and both typing/verbal communication welcome!

Weekly Topics:
Week 1: Sharing your story. From late diagnosis/identification to masking/unmasking, impostor syndrome…

Week 2: Sensory needs and emotional regulation

Week 3: Internalized ableism, accommodations and burnout. How to build a sustainable life.

Week 4: Disclosure: Who to tell, how and what if you don’t want to. Closing of the group together and resources. What now?

Meet your Facilitators
Silvia Plaza — AuDHD Health Psychologist and Psychotherapist

Claire Brown — AuDHD Psychotherapist

What to expect:
Structured, psychoeducational sessions. You will get the plan and structure before the sessions so you know what to expect.

Practical therapy activities and option to share with the group, if you wish (no pressure!).

Helpful materials and resources for each of the topics.

Book here: https://www.violetpsychology.com/autismdiagnosisandidentitysupportgruop

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