The Heartbreaking Reality of Autism Assessments in Australia
Tanya Wheat, a devoted mother from Perth, shared her story and state of despair. A broken public system has left her 10-year-old son, Christopher,
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Understanding Autism and Self-Harm: Strategies to Support Individuals
Autism and self-harm necessitate careful comprehension and support. Caregivers and parents often prioritise stopping the behaviour immediately, but it’s important to recognise that understanding
What is Pathological Demand Avoidance?
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a relatively new concept that falls under the Autism Spectrum Umbrella. It is characterised by a need to avoid
The NDIS and the Federal Budget – What it means for you.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has been a problem-plagued and costly scheme. Because of this, economists have warned that it could blow out
Families Await Budget Changes for ADHD and Autism
As the Australian federal budget approaches, families of children with ADHD and Autism are eagerly anticipating possible funding changes. This includes changes to the
Supporting Siblings of Autistic Children: Tips for Parents
Siblings of Autistic children are often caring, compassionate, independent, tolerant, and responsive to the needs of others. However, sometimes siblings of Autistic children may
The Importance of an NDIS Occupational Therapy Assessment for Autistic Children
As a parent of an Autistic child, you want to ensure that your child receives the best possible support and care. That is why
Autistic Burnout: Signs, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips
Autistic Burnout is a recurring condition that can have a harmful impact on autistic adults. It is a phenomenon that has been gaining attention
Unlock the Secrets to Helping Your Child Overcome Anxiety
Anxiety is a common mental health issue that affects people of all ages, including children. As a parent, watching your child go through emotional
The Autistics’ Guide to Adulthood: A Free, Self-Paced Online Resource for Autistic Adults
For the longest of times Autism has been a children’s diagnosis with very little thought to Autistic Adults. Afterall Autistic children become Autistic Adults
New Hair-Based Test for Autism Diagnosis: A Breakthrough in Early Detection
A new test has been developed that can predict the future emergence of Autism in young children and infants using a single strand of
Study offers toothy look at environmental risk for Autism
A small study suggests that baby teeth may afford a way to explore environmental risk factors for autism. The study analyzed baby teeth from
What can I do while on the waitlist for an Autism Diagnosis?
Have you ever wondered what supports are available while waiting for an Autism diagnosis. Also learn about the new Medicare rebates that came into
Autism and Eye Contact
One of the most common characteristics of autism is difficulty with eye contact. At the same time, many people may view avoiding eye contact