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Site title: Reframing Autism | Celebrating & nurturing Autistic identity

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Wishing you a gentle and joyful holiday season – however that looks for you.

For many in our community, the end-of-year holiday season can feel complex. Routines shift, expectations change, and the sensory and social demands of this period can be overwhelming. And this year, in particular, has felt especially turbulent. Many in our community have shared that recent public con...


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Christmas is almost upon us, and if your Autistic child is anything like the RA team’s Autistic kiddos, they may be starting to show signs of anxiety around the uncertainty of the holiday season.

There are strange guests, strange foods, strange smells, surprise gifts, unsolicited hugs and kisses and – on top of this – a bearded old stranger promising to break into the...


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3 December 2025

Reframing Autism announces LEANS Australia, an evidence-based program to support neurodiversity education in Australian primary schools. 

Reframing Autism is proud to announce that it is br...


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Reframing Autism announces LEANS Australia, an evidence-based program to support neurodiversity education in Australian primary schools. 

Autistic-led education organisation, Reframing Autism is proud to announce...


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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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