Understanding reasons for later autism diagnosis

How I became Mr A+

Michael Theo discusses love, employment, and taking chances

What can an individual do to make the world more autism-friendly?

Creating an autism-friendly world is easier than you think - it starts with a shift in perspective, as shared by community leaders and Autistic advocates.

Common myths about autism

Autism is often misunderstood, but each Autistic individual is unique - 'When you’ve met one person on the autism spectrum, you’ve met one person.'

From ‘awareness’ to ‘understanding and acceptance’ by Thomas Kuzma

Did you hear the news? World Autism Awareness Day is now World Autism Understanding Day! Ya’ll are probably wondering, why the name change? Well, it’s pretty obvious; the vast majority of our society have heard of autism.

Tech accessibility and autism education - by Craig Smith

How much technology surrounds you right now—your phone, smartwatch, tablet, or laptop? These days, we’re always close to it.

How do we describe autism?

Identity-first language is a preferred way of identifying autism for some Autistic people. Aspect has its own guidelines, which was based on feedback and guidance from our Autistic and autism communities.

Celebrating Autistic Women and Girls this International Women's Day

Today is International Women’s Day, and to mark the occasion we invite you to listen to one of Aspect's most listened podcast discussing... Women and girls on the autism spectrum!

Resource books aimed at helping parents, carers and support workers now discounted

"How to" Manuals were created by our highly qualified team of therapists and educators to provide support to parents, carers and support workers.

My journey to diagnosis and what it means to me - by Alexandra Robinson

Read Alexandra's experience about being diagnosed late in life and her work with Aspect.

Signs of screen addiction and how to keep safe online

Identify the signs and risk factors that may indicate overuse of technology and how to support healthy online habits.

Should you tell someone you are Autistic?

New research guidelines created to support Autistic people in their decision to disclose, and also provide guidelines to non-Autistic people on how to support someone who tells you they are Autistic.

From summer fun to school routines: strategies for autistic children's smooth transition back to school

As the summer school holidays are coming to an end, we explore strategies for preparing for the school year, helping Autistic children cope with the first days of school, and providing ongoing support.