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Starting school when you have autism
As kindergarten students of 2013 complete their first school year, a new crop of children are getting ready for their turn at this pivotal milestone.
Scheme will cover cost of autism treatment
The national disability insurance scheme will cover ''most'' people with autism and could pay the full cost of early intervention programs, Disability Reform Minister Jenny Macklin has declared in the latest clue as to what the $22 billion-a-year scheme will cover.
Children with autism
How I learned to let go of the urge to 'fix' my son
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Barber’s kind approach to boy with autism will melt your heart
"He's just fantastic."
New autism diagnosis guidelines miss the mark
The wrong questions are being asked.
Why I'm compiling a daily record of my boys' childhoods
Jacinta Tynan can’t hold back time, so she’s keeping a snapshot summary of her boys’ childhood – for herself and, eventually, for them.
Why grocery shopping is about to get easier for people with autism
Coles hopes 'Quiet Hour' will reduce the sensory overload felt by some shoppers.
This is what it's like taking my child with ADHD out in public
"She's relentless, I know that."
This is what it's like taking my child with ADHD out in public
"She's relentless, I know that."
This is what it's like taking my child with ADHD out in public
"She's relentless, I know that."
Nine-year-old applies filter, then tells Pauline Hanson what she thinks
''I have learned that you need to think about what you say and filter your words so that you don't hurt others.''
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Benison O'Reilly
How giving my autistic son a 'loving push' paid off
Most autism intervention is focussed on the early childhood years, Yet there is "second spring" of neuronal development during adolescence, the potential of which has largely been neglected.
One nation does not equal two classrooms
My daughter celebrated her 14th birthday at the weekend. Around the table for dinner were four of her closest friends and former classmates through many years of primary school.
Bringing the outsiders in
In a brightly lit space in one of the school's newer buildings a group of teenage boys is sitting in a rough circle playing a get-to-know you game that's a mix of musical chairs and guess who. There's the usual jokey exchanges and awkward adolescent shuffling, but nothing that sets this group apart from the norm.
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