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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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We need to stop perpetuating the myth that children grow out of autism
It can prevent parents from seeing and accepting their child as the wonderful human being they are and recognising their strengths.

Hero stranger: boy with autism's life-changing eight hour flight
Everybody has a right to communication.

Why children are waiting up to a year for occupational therapy
The number of occupational therapists has grown but not enough to meet the increased demand from the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

When Charlene's son was diagnosed with ADHD, she began to understand herself
Only 10 per cent of adults with ADHD in Australia are diagnosed, and symptoms in women often present differently from men.

Autism, a neurotype not an insult
On the inside of autism you feel the ever-present anxiety of trying to act and speak like everyone else.

The day my son with autism wandered away from school - and my heart stopped
At exactly 1.34pm, my heart stops. It's a Friday. The voice on the phone has just spoken words no mother wants to hear: "Mrs Green, your son is missing."

The mums diagnosed with autism at the same time as their children
It isn't uncommon for women with autism to receive a late diagnosis.

'It opened up doors': Waleed Aly speaks out about raising a son with autism
The award-winning journalist has opened up about his son's autism diagnosis.

5 of the biggest misconceptions about autism I want people to understand
Talking to people in an open and honest way is the best way to eliminate any stigma.

'A different kind of brilliant': how I embraced my son's Autism diagnosis
A proud Australian mum has just published a book to help her little boy understand more about autism and celebrate his uniqueness.

Dyslexia can be a strength, as my daughter has proved
Victoria Backham's admission that she has dyslexia has helped spread an important message.
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