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Aspect Riverina Wagga Wagga Campus

Our talented students at Aspect Riverina Wagga Wagga Campus have been a part of creating a mural featured at the new playground at the Wagga Wagga Marketplace Shopping Centre.
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Our Students, Our Stories

Introducing you to eight of our brilliant students attending Aspect Hunter School as a part of the Our Students, Our Stories series.
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New research study exploring loneliness of Autistic adults

Loneliness is a feeling of emptiness that arises when our social needs aren't met by our current relationships. While everyone experiences loneliness at some point in their lives, certain groups may be more vulnerable to feelings of loneliness. It was previously believed that Autistic individuals preferred to be alone, but recent understanding has shifted.
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Australia's first on-campus autism centre for adults

Australia's first on-campus community centre for Autistic adults has opened as Victoria University's St Albans campus, as part of a collaboration with Aspect. This ground-breaking partnership aims to provide support services, training opportunities and qualifications for Autistic adults, whilst benefitting Victoria University students in training in related fields.
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My Mardi Gras Experience by Iona Hain

For years I was a Mardi Gras spectator in awe of the sparkles, rainbows and everyone in the Parade being themselves. I spent years wishing I was in the Parade. This year, I too became a sparkly, rainbow covered human. I will remember for the rest of my life.
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Nurture your well-being, self-care is essential

As an Autistic person or a parent of a child on the autism spectrum, it can be challenging to prioritise self-care. Often, the demands of daily life can leave little time or energy for attending to personal needs. However, self-care is essential for promoting overall health and well-being, reducing stress levels, and improving the ability to cope with life's challenges.
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Common myths about autism

There are many myths and misconceptions about autism. Just as every person is unique and an individual, with their own idiosyncrasies, interests and hobbies, it’s important to remember ‘When you’ve met one person on the autism spectrum, you’ve met one person on the autism spectrum’
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