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Meeting the educational needs of pupils with a PDA profile

Ruth Fidler explores some of the difficulties facing pupils with a PDA profile

Autism research: an interview with Lorcan Kenny

Lorcan Kenny discusses research into diagnosis, education and GP's understanding of autism

Developing a diagnostic service for adults

Developing a diagnostic and assessment service for autistic adults

Autism and diagnosis: advice for teachers

Advice for teachers on what to do if they suspect a child they teach may be autistic

Autism and healthcare: an interview with Dr Carole Buckley

Dr Carole Buckley discusses NHS England’s decision to make autism a clinical priority and how healthcare can be made more accessible to autistic people

Sensory differences: an interview with Peter Vermeulen

Peter Vermeulen discusses recent research into sensory processing

Supporting autistic adults: an interview with Prof Bryony Beresford

Professor Bryony Beresford discusses a national study of specialist autism teams in England

Reducing autism diagnosis times for children

Restructuring autism assessment pathways for children and young people

Adult residential services

Our services provide residential and supported living services and Centres for adults across the autism spectrum. We offer specialist person-centred support in rural and urban settings across the UK.

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Moving to remote autism diagnosis during the COVID-19 pandemic

Discusses how one service moved to remote adult autism assessments during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Post-diagnostic support in Scotland

Rory Paterson discusses post-diagnostic social groups for young autistic people in Scotland

NHS autism champions model

Dr Sonia Anderson discusses describes how, and why, the Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust implemented the Autism Champions model

Autistic and ADHD life as a paradox: a personal perspective

Ella shares their story of being diagnosed with both autism and ADHD as an adult

Financial help, money and benefits

Support, strategies and interventions

Criminal justice and police

Going out, leisure and travel

Mental health and wellbeing

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Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.

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Desiderata, Max Eherman 1927

Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.

Desiderata, Max Eherman 1927

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