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Dear Past Me: What I wish I knew about becoming a carer

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.
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Beauty and the Beast Relaxed Performance in Perth!

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.
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Invisible differences: understanding Autistic girls in the classroom

Autism often presents differently in girls, which can result in delayed diagnosis and overlooked needs. While boys are more likely to display visible traits, Autistic girls often mask their differences, appearing to cope in class while quietly experiencing anxiety, exhaustion and social difficulties.
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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. While traditional milestones have children saying their first words at approximately 12 months, neurodiverse children may begin speaking much later.
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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.
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Michael Reflects: Dating and Relationships

Michael Theo shares his thoughts following a candid conversation with sexologist Jodi Rodgers on a different brilliant podcast, exploring the rich emotional lives and romantic aspirations of Autistic people. From breaking down common misconceptions to sharing personal stories from Love on the Spectrum, Michael offers honest insights on dating, rejection, friendship, and what respectful relationships look like.
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