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Can Autism Be Cured?

When we receive a diagnosis of Autism, it can be an overwhelming experience. Hence, it is often asked, Can Autism be Cured? Autism can

Automatic Carer Payments rolling out July 1st 2023: Supporting Children with Disabilities and their Carers.

There will be two automatic carer payments rolling out to carers in 2023. The Child Disability Assistance Payment of $1,000 and the carer supplement

NDIS participants could be impacted under new Psychosocial disability reforms.

The Australian government has announced that fewer people with psychosocial disability may be added to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in the future.

Girls with Autism – A school exclusively for Autistic girls.

Inside the UK’s only school for Autistic girls” we get a glimpse into the lives of Autistic girls as they go about their day
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Autism and Bullying – 5 tips to Protect Autistic Kids.

Bullying is a significant concern in schools, especially for children diagnosed with Autism. As a parent or caregiver, it is crucial to take immediate

Understanding and Preventing Autistic Burnout: A Comprehensive Guide

Autistic burnout is a state of extreme mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion that can impact individuals on the Autism spectrum. It arises when the

Download Our free Resource for Women and girls.

Discover a treasure trove of resources carefully curated for women, both neurodivergent, Autistic, and beyond! 🌟 Looking for unwavering support and invaluable information? Look

Autism Trailblazer Mel Spencer honoured for contributions to the Autism community.

Different Journeys‘ CEO and Co-Founder, Mel Spencer, has been recognised for her exceptional contributions to the Autism community. Mel secured a well-deserved spot on

Challenges Faced by Autistic Teenagers During Puberty

Puberty is a challenging time for any teenager, but it can be particularly difficult for Autistic teenagers. Autistic teenagers experience the same physical and

Puberty and autism: An unexplored transition

Henry’s early years in school had been rocky enough. The boy had been diagnosed with autism at age 7. He struggled to control his

Sia Reveals Autism Diagnosis: Becoming Fully Herself

Sia, the singer and director, has recently revealed that she has received a late diagnosis of Autism. She disclosed this during an interview with

Is it ADHD, Menopause or Autism?

Menopause, ADHD, and Autism are three distinct conditions that affect women differently. However, some similarities in the symptoms can make it difficult to distinguish

The Amygdala’s Dance with Autism-What is the Amygdala?

The human brain is an intricate organ that governs our thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. Within this complex network lies a small, almond-shaped structure known

Why Girls with Autism Face Unique Anxiety Challenges

Recent research suggests that the presentation of Autism and anxiety may differ in girls. The study was led by Christine Wu Nordahl, director of

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