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Many parents of autistic children face long battles to get their child the right education and support, despite the government introducing a new system two years ago that was meant to make things easier and less adversarial, according to a…
About a third of people with conditions such as autism, Asperger’s syndrome, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or mental ill health have been the victim of a crime in the past year, according to new figures. Figures from the Equality…
Autism could be diagnosed by allowing children to play games on smart phones and tablets, according to a study… Share This Post:
During Axia’s August P-D.S.G. meeting, Dr. Buchan mentioned a recently received email regarding a presentation given by Phil Morris which she had seen titled “Interviewing Victims & Witnesses with Autism” given at the “North West Criminal Justice Forum”…
Welcome to the National Autistic Society’s monthly e-newsletter! It’s already time to start thinking about school, and the National Autistic Society teamed up with Marks & Spencer to support the development of their brand new ‘Easy Dressing’ school uniform collection,…
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Autism Professionals Awards. Last year there were the highest number of entries ever, and the judges were inspired by their quality. We are very proud here at Axia-ASD that our good friend Dr.…
Westminster Commission on Autism The Westminster Autism Commission describe themselves as “an independent, cross-party group with leaders from the autism sector influencing policy & practice for an autism friendly world”. Following a seven-month inquiry and a consultation of over 900…
Make Autistic ‘Cures’ Illegal In The UK. When both my son and I were diagnosed with autism, I did everything to research the condition and learn how to handle it best. I was shocked to discover online dozens of UK…
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GP practices in England to receive autism packs The Royal College of General Practitioners has announced that every GP practice in England will receive an autism resource pack. The packs contain information for GPs on how to provide effective consultations…
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