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Research, personal stories, and news from the aphantasia community, helping professionals and people with aphantasia understand each other better.
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Aphantasia in the UK in 2026: a decade of research, and little recognition
Researchers have studied aphantasia in the UK for ten years. We looked at what they have found, why the prevalence figures differ so much, and where the NHS, NICE, schools and Parliament currently stand.
From the Founder
Why I started The Aphantasia Foundation, and what I hope it will change for the next person who can't count sheep.
You don't need a picture to have a memory
People with aphantasia do have memories, just not visual ones. A new paper backs this up, and it has real consequences for how memory and grief support are offered.
What is aphantasia? A short introduction
Aphantasia is the experience of having little or no voluntary visual imagery. Here's what that means, how common it is, and why it matters.