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Autism Hertfordshire

autism hertfordshire

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Bedford

Autism Bedfordshire’s services help break down the barriers to social participation for autistic people and their families by providing places where they can go and feel comfortable, accepted and not judged by society. With the encouragement and support of specialist trained staff we help autistic people build their confidence, self-esteem, and social skills through taking part in social activities and mixing with other people. Furthermore, we help them to develop practical skills and independence which will improve their prospects in life and help them be part of the community. Our aspirations are for them to have the same opportunities as people who are not on the spectrum, so that they can enjoy fulfilled and rewarding lives. How we can help The physical and emotional stress of looking after an autistic child or adult is a huge strain on the parents and we want them to feel that they are not alone in their struggles. They can come to us for practical advice, information and emotional support so that they will be better equipped to cope with and care for their autistic children and any other siblings. We provide opportunities for them to have a guilt-free break from their caring responsibilities, safe in the knowledge their autistic child is being well looked after by staff who understand the challenges that autism can present. Communities Finally, we raise awareness of autism in the community in order to reduce misunderstanding about the condition. Through training and informative talks we educate schools, local businesses and community groups about the sort of behaviours that an autistic person may display and how best to respond to and be supportive of them. With our increasing presence at community events, members of the public can also become more knowledgeable about and accepting of autism. In this way we hope that autistic people will find it easier to engage with and integrate into mainstream society.

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St. John's College (Brighton)

st. john's college (brighton)

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Brighton

St. John’s is a non-maintained specialist School and College, working with autistic people, the majority of whom also have learning disabilities. Some of our learners also have conditions such as epilepsy, hearing or visual impairments, or mental health needs. We also support autistic learners who have an additional profile of pathological demand avoidance syndrome. Each learner’s curriculum is shaped by their individual strengths, interests, and challenges. St. John’s is awarded with Autism Accreditation by the National Autistic Society (NAS). We support our learners to develop their skills in the NAS’s four focus areas of: Difference in social communication and interaction Self-reliance and problem-solving Sensory Emotional well-being St. John’s has an outstanding training package which ensures our learners are supported by a highly skilled staff team who respect their choices and lifestyle. We have high expectations for our learners, helping them to achieve success in their future lives.

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Autism Learns

autism learns

Online learning for parents, carers and professionals

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Loren Snow

loren snow

London

Hi, I'm Loren Snow: an autism trainer based in Bristol. I’ve spent the past decade studying mental health, psychology, relationships, identity, and just about anything to do with why we humans think and act the way we do. I believe that we're all human, and make mistakes, fumble, fall, laugh, love - and despite our differences, we all share this same connection. I'm a strong believer in having the courage to be open and honest and that our truth and vulnerability can be powerful forces in showing us how connected we really are. In my early-twenties I was diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, and OCD. For me, these were revelations, and all the strange ways I behaved started to make sense. But why in my twenties... surely someone should have noticed or said something?!? As I came to learn more about autism I soon realised that my experience was all too common. The reality is there are many complicated things around autism, such as echolalia, alexithymia, and proprioception; there are many misconceptions in the media, such as autistic people lacking empathy; and there are many mis/un-diagnosed autistic adults out there like I used to be. This made me decide that I should explain these things so others wouldn't have to struggle as I did. I've spoken on podcasts, radio, to large and small crowds. My YouTube videos have been watched by tens of thousands! I've taught thousands of parents of autistic and ADHD children and teach regular courses to parents and autistic people. I see many businesses confused about how to help, parents lost on what to believe, and autistic people struggling to understand themselves. So what better place to learn about autism than directly from an autistic person like myself!

Undershaw Education Trust

undershaw education trust

Undershaw is an independent specialist school providing a high standard of care and education for children aged 8 to 19 with Autistic Spectrum Disorder and associated learning needs.

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Autus Education

autus education

Surrey

Autus is a small charity creating exciting opportunities for growth, learning and work for young people with Autistic Spectrum Conditions. Using our innovative and engaging virtual environment we offer a range of programmes and activities to help build confidence and develop social communication, digital and employability skills.

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Treehouse School

treehouse school

London

TreeHouse School is a happy and vibrant community where autistic children and young people learn and flourish. Currently, we have 100 pupils on roll aged from infants to sixth formers.

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Neurodiverse Self Advocacy Partnership

neurodiverse self advocacy partnership

We are a not-for-profit organisation run by autistic volunteers. We offer an online forum and community of neurodivergent people who support, problem-solve and advocate for ourselves as a group

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Purple Patch Arts

purple patch arts

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At Purple Patch Arts we offer weekly Lifelong Learning Programmes for learning-disabled and autistic adults (18+) across Yorkshire. We used creative methods such as art, music, drama and multi-sensory activities to make learning fun and accessible! 

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What's The Message?

what's the message?

What's in a name? Well, we’re called What’s the Message? for a reason. We believe that behaviours of concern are a way for a person to communicate their unmet need. Our aim is to help you find out what the behaviour is telling us...In short, What’s the Message?

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