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Reframing Autism announces LEANS Australia, an evidence-based program to support neurodiversity education in Australian primary schools. data-ccp-props="{"201341983":0,"335559739":0,"335559740":276,"335572071":0,"335572072":0,"335572073":4278190080,"335572075&qu...

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Written by Emma Marsh

The holiday season can be a time of joy and connection — but for many Autistic people, it can also bring stress, overwhelm, and change that feels anything but festive. At Reframing Autism, we believe the holidays should be celebrated in ways that honour Autistic needs, preferences, and str...

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By recognising Autistic traits as a result of a different attentional style rather than dysfunction, we can design environments that support Autistic individuals to flourish.

Monotropism rests on the idea that the mind operates as an interest system – our attention is naturally guided by the things that capture our curiosity. While mo...

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Travelling as an Autistic individual – or with Autistic family members – can present new challenges, including unfamiliar environments, sensory unpredictability and disrupted routines.

Yet travel can also offer immense joy, connection, and growth, especially when it’s approached with planning and forethought. This guide offers a framework for preparing befo...

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Written by Jac Lai

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