Professor Uta Frith said masking isn't real, late diagnoses were mistakes, and non-speaking autistic people may be lying. She had no evidence. Here's the response she didn't get.

A response to Kathleen Stock's Sunday Times piece on PDA - and to the peer-reviewed research, and the report published the same morning, that her argument cannot survive.

A response to the Measure What Matters report and the Schools White Paper - on children's deaths, systems-generated trauma, and what families can still do.

The Schools White Paper proposes replacing EHCPs for most children with Individual Support Plans. But what can families actually do when an ISP isn't delivered?

Clinical research reveals non-attending autistic children show burnout, not refusal. Understanding the signs, recovery requirements, and SEND legal framework.