Ruth Moyse

We offer consultancy across all aspects of autism and neurodivergence – supporting individuals, families, professionals and organisations.

From inclusive environments to service design and strategy, our team provides evidence-informed, practical advice.

Learn more: www.atautism.org

Panther Black IPA in mini cask from Cottage Beer Project - Devon brewery.

Another Panther kitten leaving the nest this morning on a local delivery, alongside a selection of beers shipping to Yorkshire.

Our Panther 5 litre mini casks are available online until they're gone. We only produced a very limited quantity.

UK shipping available.

www.cottagebeerproject.co.uk

Can recommend!

Huge thanks to the venerable @annmemmott.bsky.social for posting threads on each session of @at-autism.bsky.social's #AutismArtOfThePossible conference yesterday. What an incredible day.

Get yourself a cup of tea and have a read.

🥺 yay to more international neurodiversity experts, this is how we win!

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How to get star struck at an Autism conference? Sit at a table with Damian Milton 😅 #AutismArtOfThePossible

Speakers taking questions from the room, sat on chairs in front of delegates

Incredibly inspiring morning #AutismArtOfThePossible @at-autism.bsky.social from schools to hospitals & social care - working with compassion, empathy, rights based approaches and team work across professions enriching the lives of autistic people 💕

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From my perspective, a really fabulous conference with so many good speakers and vital topics.
Do get in contact with @at-autism.bsky.social and team if you need further information, ideas and signposting.

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Final conference thread - Dr Damian Milton, sociologist and social psychologist who specialises in autism research, and is an autism rights advocate. He is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Kent and chair of the Participatory Autism Research Collective (PARC)/

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Next part of this fabulous conference from @at-autism.bsky.social with Alia Lewis and Ken Greaves.
Alia starting by describing her specialist work at Family Law Advice for the Neurodivergent Community (FLANC). flanc.org.uk

''Kasibba was the holder of her own human rights'
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Autistic woman wrongly locked up in mental health hospital for 45 years “Kasibba”, who is non-verbal and had no family to speak for her, was one of hundreds wrongly detained.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... is one link to Kasibba's story. It's daunting to read, and what a total mess, eh? So many people describing Kasibba in dreadful and frankly racist ways, before people rethought autism, learned new perspectives, and made a huge difference/

AT-Autism Conference 2025 The Art of the Possible - AT-Autism

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Andrew Reece & Lucy Dunstan, next. Bios can be found at www.atautism.org/at-autism-co...

Andrew begins by talking about Kasibba, and the journey to get her out of hospital. Huge fees, stress & effort against barriers, but Camden managed it. How?../

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Ruth Moyse talks about her past research on autistic children and schools. Every child who wasn't able to attend school said they wished they could attend. But they can't do it. It's impossible for them.

It's not school 'refusal'. They can't access the school.

Enormous thanks, Ann, for covering today's events with such clarity and authenticity ❤️

Today, cheering on the speakers at #AutismArtOfThePossible conference. They'll be discussing how to change people's attitudes and views... how to get people into homes, not hospitals.... how to embrace change in systems... and Damian Milton will be talking about participatory research/

That's for this coverage! Your commentary shows i spoke as intended. Always a relief!

Next thread on #AutismArtOfThePossible, with speaker Zahilah Filzah, who worked as a consultant paediatrician and advisor to the Court for Children in Malaysia.

She is the founder of The Ark Autism Centre, which supports autistic individuals and their families from low-income communities/

Thread on the #AutismArtOfThePossible conference held 8 October 2025 in Westminster by the fabulous team at @at-autism.bsky.social
@drruthmoyse.bsky.social is opening the autism conference, with Nicola Martin. Making clear this is based on a strengths-based, 'universal design' approach to change/

Happening this evening! Do join us.

The dawn of the post-literate society And the end of civilisation

jmarriott.substack.com/p/the-dawn-o...

Still time to buy livestream or on demand tickets!
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The research finding no increased 'risk' of autism if acetaminophen taken during pregnancy is available, eg this study. Not suppressed.

The narrative that autism is something to be feared and prevented is offensive and uneducated scaremongering.

jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...

Too many autistic people are detained in hospitals for years.

At our conference "Autism: The Art of the Possible", Andrew Reece, Lucy Dunstan and Linda Woodcock will explore how we make Homes not Hospitals a reality.

📅 Wed 8th Oct, London
🎟️ Tickets: www.atautism.org/at-autism-co...

YouTube video by Thriving Autistic Discovering You're Autistic

Hurrah!
We can finally share the animations I have been working on with @thrivingautistic.bsky.social
First short film is: Discovering You're Autistic
Please do let us know what you think and share if you find valuable!

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I don't know how many tickets are left, but the conference is only a few weeks away now.

Ah, thanks for clarifying! We do our best to keep costs as low as possible, but appreciate it can be a lot as an individual. Perhaps you can join via livestream or on demand?

Thanks Jane. It promises to be very good! We do offer concessionary places, so please contact info@atautism.org for details.