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Autism in My Family – Jessica Kingsley Publishers
The relationship between siblings can be tough, and the sibling dynamic can be further challenged when one child has autism. This interactive workbook is designed for siblings of children with autism. Introducing the experience of autism in simple language, children…
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Pavilion Publishing focus on Autism this April
Pavilion Publishing and Media Ltd 2017 Our focus is on Autism this April This month we have collected together a variety of our training materials for those working with people on the autism spectrum. Each of these resources offer you…
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Autscape 2017
Autscape 2017: Autism in context Tuesday 8 August – Friday 11 August 2017 King’s Park Conference Centre, Northampton Autscape is a conference with a difference. Rather than talking to a primarily non-autistic audience about autism, this conference is specifically by…
An insight into autism: Responsive Communication and Intensive Interaction
Dr Phoebe Caldwell offers an insight into autism, Responsive Communication and Intensive Interaction According to The National Autistic Society, more than 1 in 100 people in the UK have autism, a lifelong disability which affects how a person communicates with…
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NAS – What are you doing on Friday?
An Announcement from the National Autistic Society Something big is on its way. Dear Reader, World Autism Awareness Week is here and we’ve been hard at work to get the UK to take as much notice as they did last…
Technology job opportunities at Barclays
Barclays are currently hiring hundreds of roles at their technology centre in Knutsford, Cheshire. Watch a short video on YouTube about what it’s like to work there. They’re looking for all types of people with technology experience including developers, testers,…
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Supporting Prisoners Who Have Autism
At HMP Young Offenders Institute Feltham in London, cell curtains must remain open in daytime or inmates face being disciplined. This rule may sound straightforward, but it presents a real challenge if you’re autistic and hyper-sensitive to light. It’s just…
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ChAPS Art Exhibition – ‘Awakenings’
As ChAPS finish their 7th year of operation next week, they are really pleased to be celebrating this event with an Art Exhibition being held at their new large Training Room at Northwich Business Centre. They are showcasing the talents…
NAS March 2017 Newsletter
Welcome to the National Autistic Society’s monthly e-newsletter! get the pack! our free fundraising guide is full of ideas. start a JustGiving page and begin fundraising today register for a Nightwalk! Share This Post:
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Coffee morning for parents and carers of children with ASC
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Jessica Kingsley Publishers – Autism update
An update on all things autism for Jessica Kingsley Publishers 30th anniversary year Share This Post:
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Axia ASD Ltd. Branch Out into Publishing
“Mental Models of Reality” A Diatribe by Dream Axia ASD are pleased to announce their first tentative venture into publishing! Written by our very own “Voluntary Guest ‘IT’ Consultant”, Dream, we thought this book would be appropriate to explore…
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Post-Diagnostic Support Group Minutes – March 2017
Minutes of the Nineteenth Post-Diagnostic Support Group 1st March 2017 Today’s group was attended by 33 people. Items discussed were: Autism Awareness, Autism Pride, and our Conference which will be taking place in September 2018 Linda started the group by…
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Our Consultation Rooms & Reception
Our Reception area on the ground floor of the building by the main entrance has recently been refurbished. We thought it might be helpful to provide photographs to reflect the newly decorated areas. These four photos are of the downstairs…
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Axia-ASD to Speak at the NAS Professionals Conference 2017
We were delighted to be asked to speak at the forthcoming National Autistic Society’s Professionals Conference taking place on 7 and 8 March 2017 to provide a service provider viewpoint as part of a panel of speakers discussing Quality vs…
NAS February 2017 Newsletter
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