Events
Adult community sessions
These sessions are a space to better understand how your brain works, alongside other people who get it.
They’re grounded in science, shaped by lived experience, and focused on what actually helps in real life.
No pressure to share. No expectation to have it all figured out. Just a space to learn, reflect, and connect.
What these sessions are:
- A mix of psychoeducation, reflection, and shared understanding
- Real-life, practical insight you can actually use
- A low-pressure environment
- A space where things are explained in a way that actually makes sense
And what they are not:
- Therapy or a replacement for clinical support
- One-to-one advice or crisis support
- A space for detailed or triggering personal disclosures
- A place where you need to “perform”, participate, or share
How sessions are structured:
Group coaching & community sessions will usually be in clusters of tables, so that shared reflection can take place without becoming chaotic. More educational sessions may be in a theatre style layout.
Each session usually includes:
- A focused topic (e.g. burnout, emotional regulation, relationships)
- Practical explanation of what’s happening and why
- Space to reflect, individually or together
- Practical tips for different ways we could approach things
- Optional discussion
You can engage as much or as little as feels right.
Community Contribution
These sessions are currently free to attend.
To keep them running and sustainable, there’s an optional community contribution.
There’s no expectation and no pressure.
But if you’re able to contribute, it helps cover costs and allows the sessions to continue and grow.
But if you’re able to contribute, it helps cover costs and allows the sessions to continue and grow.
Practical details
- Sessions are held in locations within the Thames Valley area.
- Designed to be low-pressure and accessible
- Attendance is free, but must be booked via Eventbrite
- Tea and coffee available, feel free to bring your own snacks
- Links below provide information on specific venues
Safety
To keep the space safe and supportive for everyone, we ask that people are mindful of sharing in a way that respects others in the room.
By attending a session, you’re agreeing to the AuDacity House Rules.
Events for Young People
More to follow
