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In the Club? Got something to share? Here is the place to do it.
Members of the club have so many interesting and creative projects they are working on. If you are a paying member of the club and have a project you would like linked on the Member Notice Board, simply email us and we will add it.
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Late Diagnosis Club Art Gallery
Into The Light — by Phoenix Goodson
A luminous, textural piece exploring self-discovery, resilience, and the transition from survival to creative freedom.
💷 Price: £895 — Foil and acrylic paint on canvas board, includes professional framing and UK postage. The painting is 30x40cm unframed.
For purchase or exhibition enquiries, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Phoenix directly
Late Diagnosis Club Library
Human First AI — by Derek Crager
Human First AI doesn’t resist automation — it redirects it. AI handles the rote, the repetitive, the rules-driven. Humans do what only humans can: solve unpredictable problems, offer empathy, and innovate when reality doesn’t match the plan.
What Does Your Face Mean?: An Informational Memoir on Late-Diagnosed Autism - by Michael Matthews
By describing autistic traits alongside real events, this book provides an easy-to-read introduction to late-diagnosed autism. For the well-versed, it provides relatable stories and advice on topics like dating and parenting. All readers will be left understanding the experiences of late-diagnosed autism in a memorable read.
Step Into My Shoes - by Becca Engle
"Step Into My Shoes" by Rebecca Engle is a children's book that addresses themes of empathy and understanding through the lens of disability. The story follows a young girl who experiences life with a learning disability. It illustrates the challenges faced by those with disabilities and encourages readers to cultivate compassion and awareness. The narrative aims to foster a deeper understanding of diversity and the importance of inclusivity, making it a valuable resource for discussions about empathy in educational settings.
Through Our Lens: Perspectives On Disability - by Becca Engle
Through Our Lens is an anthology that brings together personal stories from individuals with a variety of disabilities, offering a powerful, multifaceted look at the lived experiences of people navigating the world with physical, mental, sensory, and invisible disabilities. Each chapter features a unique voice, shedding light on the challenges, triumphs, and everyday realities faced by those who are often marginalised in society.
Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance - by Julie M Green
Almost 10 years after learning that her son is autistic, Julie Green was also diagnosed, shedding light on a lifetime of feeling othered and misunderstood. Motherness traces Julie’s journey from childhood to early motherhood, when she must advocate for her son while navigating her own struggles.
The Girl with the Duck Tattoo: A Memoir - by Sarma Melngailis
The Girl with the Duck Tattoo is a raw, unflinching memoir of how one smart, driven woman went from building a dream to being ensnared in a cult of one. It’s a wild ride through delusion and deceit, a cautionary tale of idealism weaponised, and a tribute to the dog who helped bring her back to herself.
AuDHD UK — https://audhduk.org
The suicide-prevention charity founded by Georgina. AuDHD UK provides subsidised diagnostic assessments, weekly peer-support groups, and advocacy for neurodivergent adults who cannot safely or affordably access traditional diagnosis pathways.
🎥 George Watts — YouTube talk:
Abbey Thompson’s Mediocre Arts & Crafts Club
It’s that time of year again!
I’m selling my self-designed 2026 calendars now.
Priced at £13 each (plus P&P), they make an excellent Christmas present for friends, family and yourself!
The calendars are professionally (digitally) printed and are designed by me, featuring my own marbled paper as background
Each A4 page shows 1 Month and each month is a different set of colours, a celebration of the joys of colour and pattern which appeal so much to my autistic self!
The front and back cover is 250gm recycled uncoated paper (smooth finish) and the inside Pages are 160gm recycled uncoated paper (smooth finish ideal for writing on)
They are wire bound with thumb cut and hanging hook, perfect for hanging on the wall
To place an order, please email helen.shaddock(at)yahoo.co.uk with 2026 Calendar in the subject heading.
