Author to host autism book launch and networking day
Lauren Smith will host a book launch at Weston Museum on Friday. Picture: Sandra Smith - Credit: Archant
An author will launch her book on autism and host a networking day about the condition this week.
Lauren Smith has high functioning autism and is studying for a degree in special education at the University of East London.
She has written a book about her experiences called Tick Tock: It’s Time To Listen, which will be launched at Weston Museum, in Burlington Street, on Friday from 5.30-7.30pm.
On Saturday, a networking day will take place at Locking Castle Church, in Jasmine Way, from 11.30-3.30pm.
This free event will include presentations from guest speakers and stalls covering topics such as how to use pets as therapy.
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Lauren said: “My book features a series of poems documenting my experiences of navigating the education system as a young person with autism.
“There will be a chance to learn more about support services, listen to personal experiences and participate in well-being activities.”
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