Auti-ms

Auti-Ms is a registered charity that offers assistance where it is required as well as education and training to families, schools, and employers of women and girls with "non traditional" autism. In England and Wales, they are currently the sole charity with this focus.

In 2019, Sophie McInnes, who had previously spent years receiving treatment for a variety of mental health conditions as well as a serious eating disorder, created Auti-Ms. Her goal was to establish a nonprofit that would try to educate the medical experts who had misdiagnosed both herself and several other people with autism as well as to raise awareness of how autism can show itself differently, usually in girls.

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