Tag: autistic
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...
The art of inclusion
Leo Capella explains why relaxed performances are a cultural innovation that should run and run
Reaching their potential
Alison Worsley outlines some practical solutions to help teachers support pupils with autism
Autism: where we are in 2019
Mark Lever looks at what it’s like to be autistic and examines the state of public understanding of autism
Game changers
Autistic people have changed the world, now the world has to change to understand them, writes Deborah Brownson
Breaking down barriers
Victoria Doxat explores the wide-ranging benefits of playing musical instruments for children with autism and SPD
Don’t panic, it’s only a neurodevelopmental difference!
The remedy for autism’s seeming invisibility in our schools may be simpler than we think, writes Clare Lawrence
Acting autistic
Lucy Pottinger looks at portrayals of autism in popular culture and their impact on autism awareness
Autism alters the brain
A new approach for those researching autism may be on the horizon following the publication of a US study which suggests that the brains...
Book Reviews
My Whirling, Twirling Motor
This charming storybook is aimed primarily at the parents, caregivers and teachers who interact with children aged 4-8 who are presenting with an ADHD...
