Emily @21andsensory

@21andsensory.bsky.social

✏️ Autistic Illustrator, Graphic Designer & Podcaster 💡 All things Sensory Processing, Autism, Dyslexia, DPDR 🎙️ Host of 21andsensory Podcast

“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. 🧵

Flyer for an event to share research findings. The University of Manchester logo is in the top left corner and logos for the NIHR Three Schools are at the bottom. The flyer has a dark background with random patches of pink, red, blue and yellow. There are two images. The one on the right is of a woman with dark curly hair with her arms in the air, dancing freely against a background that is white with yellow squares. The image on the bottom left shows a woman with long hair in a white T-shirt, smiling and dancing with her arms in the air with a wall of pink and purple lit up squares behind her, like in a night club.
Underneath the second image, the text says: Images by Sophie Broadgate, Pikaia Films, project funded by Three NIHR Research Schools Mental Health Programme (award no.: MH064).
The other text on the flyer says: New research findings. Access to dance for autistic adults. Online research sharing event with Kelly Birtwell and Claire Planner: Thursday 26th March, 7.00pm to 8.00pm. Find out about our latest research and watch our films from autistic filmmaker Sophie Broadgate. Learn more about how dance can support autistic adults’ wellbeing, and how it can be made more accessible, including through social prescribing. View our film trailer here: bit.ly/40FDlOs Register. Open to all, may be of interest if you are autistic, a dance provider, primary care staff. Please join us. Register here: bit.ly/3PahLiB
NIHR School for Primary Care Research (SPCR)@nihrspcr.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Join our free webinar on 26 Mar, 7-8pm on 'Autistic adults’ experiences of dance, and co-creation of short films to increase awareness about autistic experiences and how to make dance more accessible.' 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4s175kN #MentalHealth #Research @ashmore1973.bsky.social

Join our free webinar on 26 Mar, 7-8pm on 'Autistic adults’ experiences of dance, and co-creation of short films to increase awareness about autistic experiences and how to make dance more accessible.'

🔗 Register: http://bit.ly/4s175kN

#MentalHealth #Research
@ashmore1973.bsky.social

My episode of 21andsensory is out! Emily makes an awesome show; please go and check it out via the quoted post. This episode is part of a podcast exchange with 21andsensory. Missed Emily's episode of HE Enabled? Listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/episode/1e14... Have a great weekend guys! :)

Emily @21andsensory@21andsensory.bsky.social · 6mo ago

On this month's 21andsensory Podcast episode I have special guest Cath who is a graduate from the University of York and the University of Oxford. Cath is the host and founder of the @he-enabled-podcast.bsky.social. 1/2

The 100th 21andsensory Podcast Episode! 💫 HUGE NEWS. My 100th episode of the 21andsensory Podcast is live right now!!! …so who’s your special guest Emily? Well you’ll just have to listen to find out 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🎧 Listen and subscribe here or below: Thank you to every guest for coming on my podcast and…

The 100th 21andsensory Podcast Episode! 💫

HUGE NEWS. My 100th episode of the 21andsensory Podcast is live right now!!! …so who’s your special guest Emily? Well you’ll just have to listen to find out 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🎧 Listen and subscribe here or below: Thank you to every guest for coming on my podcast and taking time out of your busy lives to speak to me - I am beyond grateful!

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