Dr Kelly Birtwell
@kellybirtwell
Research Fellow, University of Manchester | Chartered Psychologist | Counsellor | Mindfulness Teacher | ND | Interests in Primary Care, health inequalities, mindfulness, neurodiversity | Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research | Views my own
Make it make sense. Droughts... wildfires... AI gigafactories... Nothing to see here. 🤯😡
Join us next Monday (27 July) for our free #neurodivergent #mindfulness group. More info and links to register are in the skeets below 👇
“Dance is what I am. It's how I inhabit my body, and best meet the world; dancing is my main form of stim, and helps me live, rather than barely exist, in the world.” – autistic participant in the Ada study. We’re sharing results & short films on 26 March, 7pm UK time, registration link below. 🧵
📢Research opportunity for #autistic adults! We are running an online focus group about autistic adults experiences of #mindfulness, and opinions on the suitability of mindfulness outcome questionnaires. We have a few spots left, please get in touch if interested 🙏
Love dancing? Hate dancing? If you're #autistic, age 18+, in the UK, please take part in our survey (designed with autistic project advisors). We want to hear about why people don't dance, dancing at home (kitchen disco anyone?), socially, or at dance classes. For more info: tinyurl.com/Aut-dance
💡 Our online survey for #autistic adults in any country is still open: share your experiences of stimming, #mindfulness, and other contemplative practices. To find out more and take part see: tinyurl.com/Aut-Mindful Developed with autistic project advisors. Reposts appreciated. 🙏
💡Delighted to be giving this talk for @cheetahhouse.bsky.social on 8th April 2025: Does mindfulness suit all kinds of minds? An exploration of neurodiversity and the evidence on mindfulness for autistic adults. To find out more and book a place, see here: www.cheetahhouse.org/upcoming-lec...