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Autism diagnosis survey

During November 2013, 2000 people who have an autism diagnosis, or are the parent or carer of someone who has a diagnosis, completed the...

Small beginnings

Parent Hazel Reeves reflects on the little things that make a big difference to her daughter with ASD

No choice without understanding

Young people with ASD need clear information and practical support to deal with the complexities of modern social interaction, writes Robyn Steward

Positive thinking

Julie Day reveals how an Asperger’s diagnosis helped her turn her life around

Bottoms Up!

Jennifer O’Toole explains what Maria Von Trap and trapezoids can teach us about kids with Asperger’s

“Social brain” found in newborn babies

Scientists have observed that an area of the brain which responds in adults to social interaction also responds in babies who are just a...

ASD and school trips

Khursh Khan on how to ensure that pupils with autism get the most out of school trips

Do autistic children look less friendly?

Children with autism are judged as being less friendly and less trustworthy by their peers because of their appearance, says a new study. Research...

Autism researcher wins Nobel Prize

Thomas Südhof has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. The work of the Stanford University academic is credited with advancing our...

Teachers fear for autism support

Teachers in England believe that access to specialist autism support is becoming more difficult. More than a third (35 per cent) of teachers say...

Book Reviews

Neurodiversity and Education

The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...

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