Blogs

Is my child ever going to speak?

Marlene Eksteen, a Speech Pathologist of 35+ years writes about the journey of communication with an Autistic child, in particular non-speaking Autistic children.

Improving interactions between Autistic people and police

We explore how misunderstandings between Autistic people and police can escalate into distressing situations. We also introduce a new evidence-based guide designed to promote safer, more respectful and more effective interactions.

It takes a village: My day at Aspect South East Sydney School, Loftus

Hi, I’m Alexandra. As the receptionist at Aspect, I love finding out more about the people, programs, and campuses that make up our community. This helps me answer questions at reception and through my role as a social media monitor. Recently, I had the chance to visit Aspect South East Sydney School, Loftus campus and it was an experience I’ll never forget.

Michael Reflects: Dating and Relationships

From breaking down common misconceptions to sharing personal stories from Love on the Spectrum, Michael Theo offers honest insights on dating, rejection, friendship, and what respectful relationships look like.

Special Q&A with Rae Johnston

After hosting Aspect’s A Night at Google, Rae Johnston reflects on how everyday technology is being used in surprising and meaningful ways by the Autistic community, and why inclusion starts with listening to lived experience.

What does dating as an Autistic person look like when you're still figuring it all out?

New graphic novel discusses dating and relationships for Autistic people.

Preparing for Post School Life

This week at Aspect Hunter School, we proudly hosted our annual ‘Preparing for Post School Life’ Expo – a warm and welcoming event that brings together students, families and over 25 service providers to help navigate the often-daunting transition from school into adulthood.