Burnout is often described as being tired, but for autistic people it can mean losing the ability to cope, connect, and function in ways that once felt manageable.
Misinformation about autism spreads quickly, especially when it touches on pregnancy, vaccines, or the promise of a so-called “cure”. With recent claims resurfacing in public debate, it’s important to pause, check the evidence, and centre the voices and wellbeing of Autistic people and their families before assumptions turn into harm.
A major new national program is set to change how young children access early support in Australia - and the design choices made now will shape whether families truly benefit. Here’s what Thriving Kids could mean, and why the details matter.
Dating apps can open doors for Autistic adults, but they can also come with challenges. Based on our research, we have created a free practical guide
to help Autistic people navigate dating apps more safely and confidently.
Cing is a devoted mother of a child on
the autism spectrum and a proud Burmese refugee who arrived in Adelaide in
2015. Her story highlights the immense challenges that refugee families face as
they navigate trauma, resettlement, and parenting a child with a disability.
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.
Traditional interviews can be a barrier for Autistic candidates. This blog explores how rethinking interview processes can improve access to employment.
Join us in celebrating OT Week (27 Oct - 4 Nov) and recognising the amazing work of Occupational Therapists - showcasing creativity, problem-solving, and compassion in everyday practice.
Becoming a carer can be life changing. It can reshape your priorities, your relationships and even how you see yourself. While caregiving doesn’t come with a handbook, we can learn a lot from those with first-hand caregiving experience.
Disney Theatrical Group is proud to be partnering with Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia), Autism Association of Western Australia and Crown Perth to offer a relaxed performance of Beauty and the Beast the Musical in Perth on Sunday 21 September 2025 at 12:30pm.
