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Share Magazine

Share is our online magazine and one of the ways in which we communicate the work of our Centre for Practice Innovation. Here you will find an eclectic mix of features, case studies and opinion pieces.

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Accessibility and Inclusion at Autism Conferences

Kabie Brook
20/10/2015
It is widely accepted that cars require headlights. These can be seen as an aid, an accommodation, or an adaption to a perfectly useable vehicle to...
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If it's good enough for Cherie Blair...The Cygnet life-coaching and mentoring programme for adults with autism

Richard Mills
20/10/2015
In 2009, Research Autism organised and conducted a Collaborative Autism Research Forum entitled Successful Futures for Adults with Autism. At this...
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Changing Cultures of Practice. Bringing the ATLASS approach to Scottish Autism's services

David Harkins
20/10/2015
Since 2013 practitioners from Scottish Autism have been training in the ATLASS (Autism Training with Low Arousal Support Services) approach to...
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Autism: from theory to practice

Jemma Byrne
20/10/2015
I completed my degree in psychology in July 2014, and by mid-August I had started as a Support Worker with Scottish Autism in the West of Scotland...
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News and Events

Scottish Autism
10/06/2015
News Right Click – Launch of Online Support Programme To date, over 500 parents have registered for our online support programme, Right Click . Later...
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Being on the Spectrum - Unfettered Humanness?

Debi Brown
10/06/2015
Some think diagnosing/labelling people is a good thing – to get services (maybe, if they exist) and self-understanding and perhaps a means of...
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Building Bridges to Vision - Partnership Working on Autism and Sight Loss

Joe Long
10/06/2015
Would you know how to detect sight loss or visual difficulties in someone with autism? That question might be particularly hard to answer if that...
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Transform Autism Education

Karen Guldberg
10/06/2015
Given the unique needs of autistic pupils and with rising numbers of children and young people being diagnosed on the autism spectrum, there is a...