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Open Door Psychotherapy, Asyut
Run by people who have been through autism and neurodivergent family life and empty nest themselves.
Evenings and weekends
Autism and neurodivergent family life support in Egypt
For autistic people and families raising neurodivergent kids. Talk with people in Egypt who know what it is like, find help near you, and join the worldwide circle too. Free, always.
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Help for autism and neurodivergent family life in Egypt
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Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Resources by and for autistic people.
From people who came through it
“Hey. If you're just starting out with this, I won't pretend I've got it all sorted. Some days I still hide in the bathroom for five minutes. But you learn. You learn that the meltdown isn't naughtiness, it's overload. You learn which clothes work and which ones cause a fight. You learn to ignore the looks in the shop. Find one or two people who get it, even if it's online. And cut yourself some slack. You're doing more than you think.”
Elijah · been through autism and neurodivergent family life“I'm not going to tell you it gets easier, because I don't know if it does. What I can say is that you learn to carry it better. The assessments, the meetings, the forms, they're exhausting, but you're the expert on your child. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Find one person who gets it, even if it's just someone online. And if you can, find two hours a week just for you. It's not selfish, it's survival.”
Abigail K · been through autism and neurodivergent family life“Hi, you. I was in the same place this time last year. For me it was a speech therapist waiting list. My kids say I'm back. Things come back, slower than you'd like but they do.”
Jordan W · been through autism and neurodivergent family life“For anyone new to this: I was right where you are not that long ago, about a year. It was sensory stuff with clothes and labels and I couldn't see past it. Today I made breakfast, went to work and laughed at something. You've got this, even if it doesn't feel like it.”
A member · been through autism and neurodivergent family life