Corinne Beuzelin – Autism Counselling
Welcome
Are you newly diagnosed with being Autistic and need help to get your head around what it means for you ?
Are you looking for some coping strategies to help with anxiety, low confidence, executive functioning, socialising, friendships, communication and relationships ?
Are you wanting to talk about being Autistic with somebody non judgemental who is also Autistic ?
Are you looking for a therapist who will treat you as a person not a diagnosis ?
Are you a parent, spouse or carer looking for support with a loved one who is Autistic ? Do you want to talk about your experience without being judged ? Would you like some strategies to help your loved one ?
I am an Autistic counsellor with 20 years of personal and professional experience of Autism.
I specialise in Working with individuals from 16 years old. I also work with parents, partners, spouses and carers.
I also work with couples where one of both individuals are Autistics.
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Avoiding Burnout as an AuDHD Woman: What Worked for Me This Year (and What Didn’t)
Last week, I shared a post about how I avoided total burnout this year. I hesitated before posting it. Part of me worried it might come across as a bragging post. But another part of me felt it was important to say this out loud: Burnout doesn’t have to be a regular, inevitable part of…
We were all there once
I’ve been thinking of writing a blog on this for a while, and then this morning I saw yet another reply to a post shaming a parent for using the “wrong” terminology. It struck me how sometimes Autistic people, or even other parents who are a bit further on in their journey, forget that we…
“Another One!” – Why Dismissing Autism Journeys Hurts More Than You Think
By Corinne Beuzelin – Autism Counselling Introduction When I tell somebody I am Autistic, I sometimes see the eye roll. The look that says, “Another one!” It’s a reaction many of my clients also describe. People say there are “too many” seeking diagnosis. They question motives — suggesting people want excuses, to avoid work, or…