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autism support

Gaining a comprehensive understanding of Autism is essential for creating supportive and inclusive environments for individuals on the spectrum. To aid in this endeavor, we have compiled a diverse range of resources designed to enhance awareness and knowledge. This collection includes educational YouTube videos, informative websites, engaging social media hashtags, valuable books, and supportive Facebook groups. Each resource provides unique perspectives and information, from personal experiences and practical advice to cutting-edge research and community support. By exploring these resources, you can deepen your understanding of Autism, stay informed about best practices, and connect with a network of individuals dedicated to fostering inclusivity and improving outcomes for those with Autism.

If you have any recommendations for additional resources, please do get in contact with me.

Autism Support

Louise has lived experience of being Autistic/ADHD and was identified as an adult, after parenting three children and supporting hundreds.  Her experience is vast and she provides the following services for the community.  If you would like a conversation please feel free to let her help you to navigate your journey.

  • Explaining what Autism is
  • Helping children, teens and parents to navigate screening and indentification
  • Recommendations for professionals that provide strong, accurate, neuroaffirming provision
  • Advocating to families in school
  • Reducing trauma in children and parents
  • Support schools implement curriculums and provisions
  • Teacher Training
  • Parent Support
  • Student Support including additional learning opportunities
  • Home schooling
  • Part time tables 
  • and much more….

 

 

Things to Watch & Read

Documentaries

1. Channel Four’s documentary ‘Am I Autistic?’

2. Christine and Paddy Mc Guinness: Our Family and Autism

Social Media

1. A Dubai born autistic blogger – Behind the Smiles

2. There are lots of good Facebook groups too

3. Follow accounts on X using #actuallyautistic

6. YouTube: Yo Samdy Sam

Books

1. All Cats are on the Autism Spectrum; Kathy Hoopman. Jessican Kingsley Publishers (2020)

2. Prizant, B (2016). Uniquely Human: A different way of seeing Autism, Simon & Schuster, US.

3. Silberman, S (2016). Neurotribes: The legacy of autism and the future of neurodiversity, Avery, US.

4. The NAS website has some useful information

5. Nerenberg, J (2005). Divergent Mind: Thriving in a world that wasn’t designed for you, HarperOne, US.

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