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Ann Memmott looks at the dangers of autism "cures" and "treatments" and ways to help parents and carers spot these scams.

Autism often comes with everyday stigma, especially for autistic women and people of color. I’m encouraged to see research begin to validate what so many people have been describing for years, includ...

Not In our Name: Women in support of the trans+community

We spoke with writer Gyasi Burks-Abbott about growing up Black and autistic—and thriving—in a much less autism-aware era.

Use this form to apply to present at Autistic Mental Health Conference 2026. The theme of the conference is Ecosystemic Causes Of Psychological Distress In Autistic People Anyone can apply, all voic...

Re-Storying Autism is a collaborative course book and workbook for families, parents, and carers supporting Autistic people. Grounded in NeuroHub Community Ltd’s six-point framework, it centres learning and partnership, inviting readers to honour authentic Autistic needs, identities, and ways of being through relationships and environments, rather than attempting to fix or change individuals. With dedicated sections for carers, family members, Autistic young people (8+), and Autistic adults, the book can be read as a standalone resource or used alongside the on-demand course for a deeper, more practical exploration of working together, building shared understanding, and supporting Autistic people to thrive in everyday life.

One of the newest rebrands of Applied Behavior Analysis is “play-based ABA.” At first glance, it looks comforting to parents and teachers who may have heard critiques of traditional ABA. Instead of a ...

While prevailing theories suggest social interaction difficulties are inherent to individuals with autism, the theory of the double empathy problem pr…

Sex Matters’ attempt to block trans people from using a London swimming pond collapses in court — with public opinion firmly against them

An Autistic guide to accessing healthcare written by an Autistic person.

For decades, autism research compared autistic people to animals, denied them moral sensitivity, and assumed autistic traits made them miserable. All wrong.

Insights From An Autistic Professional

Welcome to the DGH Neurodivergent Consultancy Resources Hub; your central space for downloadable reports, guides, and research-led materials focused on autism, neurodiversity, and inclusive practic…

The government wants work coaches to provide personalised support, but some have caseloads of up to 200 people.

When the World Talks About Autism Like We’re a Problem