122455 May 2026

The report details historical failings where autistic voices were sidelined, leading to services that did not meet the actual requirements of the community.

Published in late 2024, this report outlines a neuroaffirmative research project focused on the mental health of autistic university students.

Available on the Journal of Participatory Research Methods (JPRM) website.

The authors advocate for the adoption of neuroaffirmative approaches across all autism research to ensure findings are informed by the lived realities of being autistic. Actionable Research Access

The research addresses the historical exclusion of autistic people from the design of services and research that affect them. It highlights a significant "misalignment of support" caused by developing services based on neurotypical perceptions rather than autistic needs.

Provided by the University of Warwick Research Archive .

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122455 May 2026

The report details historical failings where autistic voices were sidelined, leading to services that did not meet the actual requirements of the community.

Published in late 2024, this report outlines a neuroaffirmative research project focused on the mental health of autistic university students. 122455

Available on the Journal of Participatory Research Methods (JPRM) website. The report details historical failings where autistic voices

The authors advocate for the adoption of neuroaffirmative approaches across all autism research to ensure findings are informed by the lived realities of being autistic. Actionable Research Access The authors advocate for the adoption of neuroaffirmative

The research addresses the historical exclusion of autistic people from the design of services and research that affect them. It highlights a significant "misalignment of support" caused by developing services based on neurotypical perceptions rather than autistic needs.

Provided by the University of Warwick Research Archive .