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Insights Into AspergerWorld by a multi World Award Winning Autistic Autism Activist

by Joely Colmer on April 05, 2018

My name is Joely Colmer, I was diagnosed at 2 ASC & I'm an awarded Autism Activist & Author of 'AspergerWorld'. I used to struggle with Autism; volunteering empowered me to change my life. This is my story-mental health, executive function & my gift.... Read full article

Why is profiling a person’s autism useful?

by B Squared on April 02, 2018

Profiling an individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder helps education and care settings to understand how an individual's autisms affects them. This article explains how B Squared's Autism Progress can be used to help support individuals with autism.... Read full article

The Index for Children and Young People with Disabilities or Additional Needs

by The Index on November 15, 2017

The Index is Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan’s voluntary register of children and young people with disabilities or additional needs.... Read full article

Aspie and Me

by Laurence Mitchell on September 27, 2017

This book is for readers to like to explore alternative ways of thinking and complex psychological thrillers & if you want to understand what is it like to live with: Asperger’s Syndrome Attention Deficit Hyperactivity & Obsessive Compulsive Disorder... Read full article

Accessible Activity Adventures

by Calvert Trust Exmoor on September 13, 2017

Calvert Trust Exmoor is the South West’s premier outdoor activity destination for people with all types of disabilities, welcoming over 4,000 guests a year, with the philosophy of “At Calvert Trust Exmoor it’s what you CAN do that counts”.... Read full article

ASDinfoWales - Integrated Autism Service

on August 02, 2017

The National ASD Development Team, hosted by the Welsh Local Government Association in partnership with Public Health Wales, are supporting and coordinating the development of a new Integrated Autism Service (IAS) in Wales.... Read full article

Using cognitive aids to help people increase their independence while reducing anxiety around time

by Lauren Frost on July 28, 2017

At Abilia we are using our Cognition Aids to assist people with understanding Time and structure. We know that by helping someone see their day clearly planned out it can reduce anxiety and enable someone to live a more independent life. ... Read full article