Asperger Support Spain

A very touching and beautifully made video to show that supporting autistic people is often not about doing something extraordinary — it’s about the small everyday ways we “show up”.

Giving someone a bit more time. Being flexible. Listening without judgement. Trying to understand experiences different from our own. Speaking up when needed.

Worth watching: https://youtu.be/T4ADHUMH6IA?si=7xUVB0A8s44ikjVr

National Autistic Society 996 likes. "It's How You Show Up"

☔️ Neurodivergent club meet-up canceled for tomorrow ☔️

Unfortunately, due to the rain forecast our ND teen social club needs to be postponed to:
📅 Saturday 16th May
🕓 4pm
📍 Parque Tres Jardines, San Pedro de Alcántara

If you and your teen would like to join, thank you for confirming attendance by PM or Whatsapp on 617 296 100. As the group is growing, it really helps to have an idea of numbers beforehand.

Looking forward to seeing everyone next Saturday ... weather allowing! 🌿 😊

✨ Social Club Meet-up for Neurodivergent Teens ✨

📅 Saturday 9th May
🕓 From 4pm
📍 Parque Tres Jardines, San Pedro de Alcántara

We’re meeting again for a relaxed and supportive afternoon where teens can connect at their own pace, with no pressure or expectations. Parents are, as always, very welcome to stay and chat.

If anyone would like to arrive earlier, there’s a lovely cafeteria in the park (serving mainly pizza and Thai food) where you can have lunch beforehand.

As our group is growing, this time we’ll meet at 4pm in a quieter area of the park. I’ll send the exact location via WhatsApp on the day to those who confirm attendance.

There will be a few board games and some ball/racket games for anyone who feels like joining in. Everyone is welcome to play or walk around, stand or sit on picnic blankets, chat or just enjoy this lovely space.

If you and your teen would like to join, just send me a message — and feel free to share with anyone who might benefit 🙂

AuDHD kids struggling with “inertia” are not lazy. They stay stuck and don't start on tasks because they can't.
This video shares practical strategies that parents of AuDHD kids should find helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0qbq07DIAg&t=7s

"It's not laziness, it's physics" - managing inertia Alexis Quinn talks about AuDHD inertia and shares three tips that help her children to start tasks.Alexis is a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist and a...

It’s not because autistic kids refuse to socialise or prefer being alone.
It’s often because the playground feels overwhelming, unpredictable and hard to navigate. 💙

✨ Social Club Meet-up for Neurodivergent Teens ✨
This Sunday 12th of April from 4pm to 6pm in parque Tres Jardines in San Pedro de Alcántara 🌿

These meet-ups offer a relaxed and supportive space for teens who may find social situations a bit challenging, or who simply prefer quieter, more understanding environments. It’s a chance to spend time together, connect at their own pace, and just be themselves — with no pressure or expectations.

Parents are also very welcome to stay, chat and connect.

The format is simple: a calm afternoon in the park, a few optional games, and plenty of space for everyone to feel comfortable.

If you and your teen would like to join us, just send me a message — and feel free to share with anyone who might benefit :)

Autistic people may have unusual reactions in certain situations. They don’t need to be judged —they need support.

This , let’s choose understanding. 💙

Menos juicios, más apoyos. Campaña Día Mundial Autismo 2026 Las personas autistas pueden comportarse de manera diferente en situaciones cotidianas. Pero no necesitan tu juicio, necesitan tu comprensión.Así se pone de ...

Pay attention before you judge (she's not just task avoiding)
💙

What a school day can feel like for an AuDHD student.

Sometimes behaviours that look like uncooperative or challenging are actually signs of overwhelm, anxiety, or a nervous system under pressure.

By reframing difficult behaviours, moving from: “This student just won't ... ” to “This student just can't... yet”, we can start having a positive impact on their ability to regulate, and ultimately their capacity to learn.

https://senmagazine.co.uk/autism/28425/thursday/

Thursday | SEN Magazine Autism Thursday By Andrea Dixon-Boldy - February 20, 2026 0 18 A day in the diary of an AuADHD kid. Morning thoughts. I wake up already feeling like I’m losing. My chest’s heavy and my thoughts are fuzzy, like bees flying in every direction. School feels like a storm coming. I sharpen my pencil ...

✨Our Neurodivergent Club 2nd meet-up will take place this Saturday 14th of March at 3pm in Tres Jardines Park in San Pedro de Alcántara (weather permitting ).

This club is open to Neurodivergent teens (ADHD, autism, etc.) and their families offering a relaxed space where young people can spend time together in a low-pressure, calm and understanding environment. And parents can also connect and enjoy a chat.

It will be a gentle 2-hour meet-up in the park, with some simple games and activities, with no pressure to participate.

If you think your teen might enjoy it, or if you know a family who might benefit, feel free to DM me or share this invitation around.
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