Rachel O’Connor is a trainee clinical psychologist in the UCD Department of Psychology whose doctoral research project seeks to understand mental health and wellbeing within
AsIAm is working on a new project which aims to reach autistic people in rural communities so that they can have greater access to employment
Kevin Hanly is a long-time friend of AsIAm and has written for us multiple times. Like many of us, he struggled with the pitfalls of
Today, 16th September 2021, AsIAm is delighted to announce the launch of its new Adult Support and Well-being Programme for Autistic adults. AsIAm has been
We are delighted to announce our events and webinars for the month of April as part of our World Autism Month campaign. These events will
Survey by National Autism Charity reveals high levels of structural inequality and discrimination, low support 74% believe the government does not take a coordinated approach
We hope you all enjoyed celebrating Autistic Pride 2020, especially our friends at Autistic Paddies. Given the length of Autistic Pride Alliance’s Online Celebration, coverage
*Editor’s note: Carmen’s piece, though helpful, is written in an American context. Not all situations described in the piece may apply to Ireland* Driving is
The following piece is the final piece in our series covering bullying and autism. The first part discussed it in a professional context and the
Hello all. If you haven’t seen our previous interview with Neil Kenny, I’d recommend checking it out. I was inspired to do something on bullying
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