Understanding reasons for later autism diagnosis

Your sweetest Valentine

Whether you are single, newly loved-up or in a comfy long-term relationship, there’s someone special we should all remember and be kind to this Valentine’s Day – ourselves!

Gender and Neurodiversity

Research studies have found that people on the autism spectrum more likely than neurotypical people to have diverse gender identity and sexual orientation.

Dominic lands his first job!

Aspect Employment Mentor assists job seeker through COVID.

Supporting students return to school

Starting a new school year is supposed to be an exciting time, but for many for students on the autism spectrum and their parents/carers, it can be a time of increased anxiety. Here are our top 10 tips for supporting students with the transition back to school.

Keep it Simple!

The IDoPWD is a wonderful day where we recognise the abilities of people with a disability.

Finding my Autistic Pride

Ruby Susan Mountford discusses Autistic pride and the similarities they've found in their journey of being both Autistic and bisexual.

After diagnosis

For families with children on the autism spectrum, like Logan, an early diagnosis means getting a head start on understanding their children and receiving the therapy and support they need.

Early signs of autism

Our experts share the early signs of autism to assist parents and carers who are having concerns about a child’s development.

Learn more about Aspect’s purpose in this podcast with CEO Jacqui Borland

In the episode entitled Leading: Australia’s Largest Autism Specific Provider, Jacqui discusses the Aspect’s mission and purpose, and her personal and professional experiences

Implementing Positive Behaviour Support at Home

With the majority of the nation spending more time at home due to COVID, we asked Aspect therapists to share some common thoughts on PBS at home to help manage and be aware of ongoing behaviour patterns.

Why looking after yourself is important for everyone in the family

When you are caring for a child on the autism spectrum, it can be easy to forget about your own mental health. It is important to remember that you can help your child cope with stress and anxiety by looking after yourself too.

Free activities to do at home

The following list is a collection of free activities you can do in your own home using the internet, which can help to keep your mind and body active, and keep yourself and your family entertained.