Learning that your child is Autistic following the assessment process can bring a mix of emotions; relief, hope, and questions. You may wonder, "What do I do next?", “Will I be enough to help my child?”. In this post we talk about telling our children they are Autistic and follow the advice of Dr Luke Beardon

Finding out I am Autistic at the age of 39, has changed my whole life. Two years ago in the midst of the pandemic I finally went forward with an Adult Autism Assessment.

I have been Autistic all my life. Over the course of the last decade, on three separate occasions I booked and later cancelled 3 different adult Autism assessments. But this past year, with the support of my husband, my parents, my family

Learning that your child is Autistic following the assessment process can bring a mix of emotions; relief, hope, and questions. You may wonder, "What do I do next?", “Will I be enough to help my child?”.

The day your child receives an Autism diagnosis can bring a range of emotions. For some parents, it feels like clarity. For others, it brings questions or uncertainty simply because our society has not yet created widespread, accurate conversations about neurodivergence. .

Learn how to support Autistic children through a neuroaffirmative, trauma aware, identity respecting approach. Explore communication, sensory wellbeing, stimming, Autistic social interaction, AAC, special interests, and Autistic peer relationships in this family friendly guide.