OverlyAnxious said: I think the 'scope' of different circumstances on here would make a Zoom group quite complicated. They work better when there's a single point of focus.I was on regular Zooms for specific health issues last year but had to stop about 6 months ago as it was aggravating my conditions beyond manageable levels. I can't speak on them, but it did feel a bit more real than just watching people on TV, so useful for people who have no other way to access social situations.
durhamjaide2001 said: I would be interested if it was organised by scope
Sandy_123 said: Yeah scope organised only tho, but be warned I can talk for England lol
rubin16 said: I struggle to speak to people I don't know so it wouldn't be for me. However to answer your question I goto an Autism monthly zoom meeting which I have been going to for a few months which is booked through eventbrite.https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/You can book other zoom meetings/chats/sessions on anything and are mostly run professionally and with more moderation.
KiaZ said: @Giovanni_Scope Hi, Thanks for responding! That's very exciting to hear! When you say social events do you mean in person events or online connections? Tbh I'm ot sure if joining the community is the same as being an actual member, I may not be no. I'll have to look into it. Thank you for letting me know!