Tag: autism
Autism, Bullying and Me: The Really Useful Stuff You Need to...
Author: E. LovegrovePublisher: Jessica Kingsley PublishersISBN: 978-1-78775-213-9Price: £12.99Emily Lovegrove is a lecturer and leader of many workshops on anti-bullying strategies. In her private practice,...
Autism: Are compensatory strategies a double-edged sword?
Dr Lucy Anne Livingston examines the trials and personal costs facing many autistic people as they struggle to appear “normal”
A key characteristic of autism...
5 survival tips for autism parents during Covid-19 lockdown
Jo writes based on her extensive research and 5+ experiences working with children on the autism spectrum.
1. Parents should always create clear expectations of...
Creating a better future
James Cusack outlines some of the latest developments in autism research
Like all of us, autistic people are unique. Despite being one diagnosis, autism is...
“I’m autistic; now what?”
Emily Niner explains some of the barriers facing teenagersseeking support following an autism diagnosis
Getting an autism diagnosis often takes a long time and once...
We need more understanding
It’s time for people to get to grips with what it’s like to be autistic, writes Caroline Stevens
Diagnosing ASD
Srinivas Gada outlines some of the main things to look for if you think a child may have autism
Supporting pupils with autism
Steph Reed provides ten top tips for inclusive classroom support strategies
The art of inclusion
Leo Capella explains why relaxed performances are a cultural innovation that should run and run
What is high-functioning autism?
Pearl Barnes outlines common characteristics of people often seen as having a “milder” form of autism
