Understanding reasons for later autism diagnosis

Self-acceptance as a late diagnosed Autistic - by Jess Horn

Meet Jess Horn, an author navigating life as a late-diagnosed Autistic individual. Jess shares her journey of self-acceptance amidst challenges and misconceptions.

Victoria University - Five things Autistic students want you to know

Autistic students are valuable members of the university community who deserve respect, support, and opportunities to thrive.

Come fly with Alexandra! Autism and airport experiences

Alexandra shares her recent airport experiences and tried and tested tips to make travel easier.

Four ways to improve access in higher education for Autistic students

All students with disabilities, including Autistic individuals, have the right to equal access to higher education with necessary support and adjustments.

Unbreakable bond: A sibling's journey with an Autistic brother

After university, I discovered a LinkedIn ad for a marketing graduate role at Aspect, an organisation close to my heart because of my amazing Autistic brother, Joshua.

When you find out that I’m Autistic, I want you to…. Get to know me, you might find out I’m really fun…

My children and I are Autistic, with varying characteristics—my son, in a school support unit, has more noticeable traits, while my daughter and I present less obviously.

Emma Tomlinson - My perspective on autism

Emma Tomlinson – Singer/Songwriter, writes a heartfelt blog about her experiences and perspective on autism.

Physical activity for Autistic people: The benefits and barriers

Physical activity benefits Autistic people by enhancing health, well-being, and social connection, but barriers can hinder participation in group sports.

If you find out that I am Autistic, I want you to…. …include me in the employment

Alexandra is a Receptionist at the Aspect Chatswood Head Office. With more than 16 years of administrative experience, she shares her top tips for workplace success.

Michael Theo: What others should know about autism

Michael Theo shares his insights on autism and reflects on his different brilliant.

Aspect staff honour the inspiring women in their career (IWD 2024)

March 8th marks International Women's Day, a global celebration of women's social, economic, cultural, and political achievements. This year, the campaign theme for International Women's Day 2024 is "Inspire Inclusion." When we inspire others to understand and value women's inclusion, we forge a better world.

Supporting You... World Autism Understanding Day - 2nd April 2024

World Autism Understanding Day 2024 campaign is due to launch on March 23rd. Last year's campaign achieved great success, reaching over 2.4 million Australians in just a few days. This year is shaping up to be even bigger!