ASD Rainbows
by ASD Rainbows on
A.S.D Rainbows is a charity that supports children with Autism and their families.... Read full article
Aspie and Me
by Laurence Mitchell on
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
Complementary Therapies...... a treat or necessity?
by Jacqui Beddoes on
Complementary therapies are generally seen as a treat or luxury, but with increased stress levels in our lives today the need to allow the body to relax and return to a balanced state is more important than ever.... Read full article
Employment and Autism – What Worked for Me
by Michael Barton on
Michael Barton is the author of ‘It’s Raining Cats and Dogs’ and ‘A Different Kettle of Fish’, both published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers. In this article he talks about his experiences of employment and autism and what has helped him into work.... Read full article
AspergerWorld : My Fairy Jam Jar
by Joely Comler on
A new Book by Award Winning Disabled Autism Activist: One Woman, One Wish, One Inspiring Story… Be Enchanted by Personal and Professional Insights into AspergerWorld. ... Read full article
PECS – the Picture Exchange Communication System
by Chris Wade on
PECS, or the Picture Exchange Communication System, is a low-tech aided method of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) that involves the use of cards with pictures. Children who are unable to talk or write can learn to communicate...... Read full article
Joint Attention and Autism Explained
by Chris Wade on
When two people are both focused on the same thing, it is known as joint attention. It doesn’t matter what they’re focused on (it could be a person, an object, an event, even a concept) just that they’re sharing a common focus...... Read full article
NICE Guidelines and Diagnosing Autism – What You Should Know
by Chris Wade on
At London Speech Therapy, we think it’s best to avoid confusing terminology. That’s why we use plain English and offer simple explanations of some of the more confusing jargon that gets thrown around when you start to interact...... Read full article