Alex Lowery speaks about autism

Category: Becoming autism friendly

  • 29.01.25

    Mother Goose Relaxed Performance Review

    My mum, sister Esther and I went to see the Mothergoose Pantomine in theatre clwyd. It was a more relaxed performance so it was made to be more friendly to people who neurodiverse. We were given free tickets so we...

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  • 28.06.24

    Autism and the difficulty of working under pressure

    I am autistic and have never enjoyed working under pressure. Working under pressure has tended to make me very anxious and unable to think straight, leading to more mistakes. I went to College to study media. Overall I enjoyed the...

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  • 11.03.24

    Why I really don’t like the R word

    If you don’t know what the R word is I’d recommend googling it and you’ll get your answer. I have come to notice that the R word is still fairly frequently used, not so much to refer to people with...

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  • 23.06.23

    “Unlocking the Emotion Mystery: Alexithymia and Autism”

    Alexithymia is common among people who are autistic. Alexithymia is a condition where people struggle to recognise and identify their own emotions or other peoples emotions. As a result of alexithymia: autistic people may appear cold and emotionless because they...

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  • 09.08.21

    Reasons why I stay in my room:

    I’m currently still living with my mum and two sisters. I often find I like to stay in my bedroom through most of the day and only go down stirs every now and again. I was recently asked why I...

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  • 17.12.20

    Is it bad for autism to be obvious?

    I’ve come to find that people will often say to autistics, “I never would have known you were autistic if you hadn’t told me. I thought you were normal”. This is often meant as a compliment and in my teens,...

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  • 21.10.20

    Are disabled toilets appropriate for autistics?

    We all know the main purpose of disabled toilets is meant for people in wheelchairs because they may not be able to use regular toilets. They even have a person in a wheelchair as a symbol for a disabled toilet...

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  • 25.05.20

    Is hiding autism a good idea?

    A fairly common misconception is that all autistic people look a certain way. This, of course, is nonsense. Autism has no set look. They don’t look especially different from anyone else but I’ve met many autistic people who get told...

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Organisations Alex has worked with

  • Autism Cymru
  • Chester University
  • Glyndwr University
  • National Autistic Society
  • St John's Ambulance
  • Welsh Government

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