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Teaching Safety To Your Autistic Child

By The A List

Teaching your autistic child about safety is important. Learning to assess safety in social situations and a range of environments is a learned skill.
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Being Autistic and Queer

By The A List

Part 1: This video is for individuals who are both queer and autistic and may have questions about what this means for themselves and their families.
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Managing Overwhelming Situations & Meltdowns

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Sam, one of our A List Ambassadors, shares his personal triggers, reactions and strategies
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Teaching your autistic child to manage bullying

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How to support your autistic child in identifying bullying behaviour and giving them the tools to manage it.
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The Art of Training

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One Autistic’s Crazy Love of the Rail System
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Help for autistic kids getting a COVID vaccination

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2 Aussie mums share their tips and tricks to successful vaccinations
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Autistic Experience

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The Benefits of a SLES Program

By The A List

"As a young adult living with disability, and having graduated from high school a few years ago, it's safe to say I've been thinking about how I can best hone my skills to assist me in gaining employment." Ambassador Sam Valavanis tells us all about his experience with a SLES program.
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Veronika’s Young Parliament Experience

By The A List

A List Ambassador Veronika Miller shares with us her Young Parliament Experience as the Y NSW youth parliament member for Campbelltown.
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SEGREGATED SCHOOLS FOR AUTISTIC KIDS

By Madeleine Lobsey

"We have tried everything for our autistic child.  Segregated schools for autistic kids?  Who am I to say, but I do fear any future that limits options for each parent and child to choose."  - Madeleine
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Autism Friendly Santa Photos

By The A List

If you're based in Sydney and willing to indulge a bit for an extraordinary Santa photo experience, A List Ambassador Veronika, highly recommends the Enchanted Troves Private Santa Photo Experience. Read more about her experience here!
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Why I Built A Garden During My HSC

By The A List

A List Ambassador Veronika delves into her HSC experiences and why she built a garden during it.
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ARTS AND CULTURE: Self Expression for Autistic Youth

By Madeleine Lobsey

The power of self expression for autistic youth by seeing their experiences, people like them and their stories through arts and culture, finding the freedom to express themselves, their way, is magical.
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Neuro-affirming: What is it and why is it so important?

By Madeleine Lobsey

One of the best ways to support, celebrate and show understanding towards a neuro-divergent person, is to be neuro-affirming. Sounds scientific and complex right? Not really.
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An Autistic Experience – Movie Review: Barbie The Movie

By The A List

Suzanna's Review: Barbie The Movie is a fun, fancy, feminine, and feminist film plus read her strategies on being social
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Sparkle with Confidence as a Young Neurodiverse Adult

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Suzanna shares her tips on how to sparkle with confidence as a neurodivergent young adult
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How to Eat Healthily as an Autistic Child or Adult

By The A List

Eating can be hard with sensory sensitivities and trying new foods - Suzanna writes about her experiences and shares her tips for navigating it all
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Travelling Blind seeing the world with a disability

By The A List

We are thrilled to launch a new A List venture. A podcast called Travelling Blind – seeing the world with a disability. Our amazing autistic ambassador, Sam Valavanis, has been working hard on creating his new podcast, Travelling Blind – seeing the world with a disability, all about his love of travel and the ways...
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Social hubs for autistic youth

By The A List

We asked 200 autistic teens what they wanted. They all said ‘a place to hang out.’ To listen to our podcast about the launch of our social hubs click here.   Following is a sample of the interview. Bec: Just before we got on the podcast you were telling me that partly I inspired you...
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How to be safe while Online Dating

By The A List

A List Socialite Suzanna, shares her tips on how she online dates safely.
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How to avoid social media burnout and addiction

By The A List

A List Socialite Suzanna, delves into her strategies to ensure she doesn't end up with social media burnout/addiction
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How a late diagnosis can affect a child with autism

By The A List

For anyone out there who may be experiencing a similar situation to what my family and I went through, please know that you are not alone. If you are reading this and have a child or know someone similar to what I've been through, whether they have an existing disability or not, whether they show subtle or clear signs of autism but haven't been officially diagnosed, know that you are right to question what is going on.
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Autism friendly classical concerts

By The A List

Non traditional orchestra A common autistic special interest is music, myself included. But traditional theatre and orchestra environments are not the most flexible nor suited to people like me. But the Australian chamber orchestra is changing things with their autism friendly classical concerts. With a breathtaking view of the harbour bridge, the ACO invites you to...
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Employment programs for Autistic Adults in SA

By The A List

Cath from TWCI talks to Madeleine about their employment programs
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The Hamburger Effect – how does a meltdown happen for many autistics?

By The A List

Summer Farrelly explains a meltdown from her own autistic perspective, through the hamburger effect.
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Why Fidget Tools?

By Madeleine Lobsey

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Social Hubs for Autistic + Neurodivergent Youth

By Madeleine Lobsey

We asked 200 neurodivergent teens, what do you want? They all said a place to hang out.
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Throw Me To The Wolves And I’ll Return Leading The Pack

By The A List

Read more about how Suzanna embraces the whole Suzanna, not just the autistic Suzanna.
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Something to ‘lift’ your spirits: The strange but fascinating obsession for people with Autism

By The A List

For most people out there, there's nothing too interesting or noteworthy about the common elevator but Sam's article about his special interest is sure to 'lift' your spirits!
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Being diagnosed as an adult

By The A List

Last week after a month of assessments and tests I was diagnosed Autistic ADHD. The first thing I said when I found out was “Wow, what now? Do I have a parade?” Read about Madeleine's experience after receiving her diagnosis'.
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The A List Hub – Where you can be social your way

By The A List

Our community came together to party and we played all sorts of games. LEGO, a silent disco, Dungeons & Dragons and even Quidditch.
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Conversation Skills

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Developing Life Skills

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The Benefits of a SLES Program

By The A List

"As a young adult living with disability, and having graduated from high school a few years ago, it's safe to say I've been thinking about how I can best hone my skills to assist me in gaining employment." Ambassador Sam Valavanis tells us all about his experience with a SLES program.
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My Challenges, My Mission Part 2

By The A List

Monique Peters from Brain Wise Learning is back with Part 2 of My Challenges, My Mission.
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Understanding and Managing Incontinence in Kids and Teens

By The A List

The wonderful Monica from Bright Lives shares her tips to understanding and managing incontinence in kids and teens
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ARTS AND CULTURE: Self Expression for Autistic Youth

By Madeleine Lobsey

The power of self expression for autistic youth by seeing their experiences, people like them and their stories through arts and culture, finding the freedom to express themselves, their way, is magical.
Read now
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Sparkle with Confidence as a Young Neurodiverse Adult

By The A List

Suzanna shares her tips on how to sparkle with confidence as a neurodivergent young adult
Read now
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How to Eat Healthily as an Autistic Child or Adult

By The A List

Eating can be hard with sensory sensitivities and trying new foods - Suzanna writes about her experiences and shares her tips for navigating it all
Read now
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Employment programs for Autistic Adults in SA

By The A List

Cath from TWCI talks to Madeleine about their employment programs
Read now
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Together we can make change

By The A List

Meet one of our Ambassadors Veronika. She is an extraordinary, creative autistic person with a passion for advocacy and we’re so excited to amplify her voice.
Read now
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Emotional Unavailability in Autistic People

By The A List

Suzanna shares her own personal experience with the shared loneliness of autistic emotional unavailability in the hope that she can heal a little more, and that others with this shared experience don’t feel so alone.
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What is Social and Community Participation Funding in my NDIS plan?

By The A List

Have Social and Community Participation funding in your NDIS Plan and not sure how to use it? Here are some handy hints to get you started!
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Understanding my NDIS Plan

By The A List

If you're having trouble understanding your new NDIS plan, we're here to help!
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How to party whilst managing sensory overload

By The A List

Sometimes, at events, I struggle a little with sensory overwhelm. Yet, what I love about being very self-aware is my ability to use strategies in the moment – or happy triggers - to help lessen the overwhelm that comes from auditory stimuli. What are your happy triggers?
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Distract me not: Why it’s so easy for Autistic People to become distracted in everyday life

By The A List

Life throws enough things at us to keep us on our toes practically 24/7. Whether it be work, school, family, friends or anything else that requires serious commitment, the last thing you want is a pesky distraction, just as you’ve started sorting through that large stack of paperwork.
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My radio dream became reality

By The A List

Dream comes true for Sam in hosting a radio show.
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The Support Means a Ton

By The A List

Who can best support Autistics? Blog from our Ambassador Sam Valavanis As someone with autism, I usually find I require at least some level of support in my day-to-day life. I am very lucky to have such an incredible support network around me, ranging from past education staff to support services, and, of course, my...
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Managing Overwhelming Situations & Meltdowns

By The A List

Sam, one of our A List Ambassadors, shares his personal triggers, reactions and strategies
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The Art of Training

By The A List

One Autistic’s Crazy Love of the Rail System
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Help your child manage bullying

By The A List

Help your autistic child indentify and give them the tools to manage bullying
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Role Modelling

By The A List

What makes someone a role model that you would like to follow?
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Problem Solving

By The A List

What happens when you don't agree with someone. Tips for handling situations.
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What and how much info should you share?

By The A List

What information is private and what can you share with others
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Developing Social Skills

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Unleashing the Power of Unstructured Play

By Madeleine Lobsey

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An Autistic Experience – Movie Review: Barbie The Movie

By The A List

Suzanna's Review: Barbie The Movie is a fun, fancy, feminine, and feminist film plus read her strategies on being social
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Play-Based Learning: How to Encourage your Neurodiverse Baby to Be ‘Social’

By The A List

Are you worried about your babies development? Drawing from her professional & personal experiences, Suzanna takes us through some tips on how you can socialise your baby/toddler.
Read now
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Social hubs for autistic youth

By The A List

We asked 200 autistic teens what they wanted. They all said ‘a place to hang out.’ To listen to our podcast about the launch of our social hubs click here.   Following is a sample of the interview. Bec: Just before we got on the podcast you were telling me that partly I inspired you...
Read now
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How to be safe while Online Dating

By The A List

A List Socialite Suzanna, shares her tips on how she online dates safely.
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Do you deliver autism friendly activities?

By The A List

Promote them on our free directory. We would love our community to know about what you do. Click through the gallery deck for all information. To book in a chat with one of our staff complete our registration form below.
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Why autism-friendly social activities are a necessity for Autistic youth

By The A List

An alarming statistic that indicates 34 percent* of Autistic youth will not have a friend outside their own family circle is heartbreaking so here's why autism-friendly social groups are so important..
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Social Hubs for Autistic + Neurodivergent Youth

By Madeleine Lobsey

We asked 200 neurodivergent teens, what do you want? They all said a place to hang out.
Watch now
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Together we can make change

By The A List

Meet one of our Ambassadors Veronika. She is an extraordinary, creative autistic person with a passion for advocacy and we’re so excited to amplify her voice.
Read now
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What does autistic life look like for me?

By The A List

As a person living with total blindness, things can already be quite challenging for me. Throw an autism diagnosis into the mix, and you'd think I'd be lost. However, since receiving my diagnosis a few years ago, I've never felt so free in my life!
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Emotional Unavailability in Autistic People

By The A List

Suzanna shares her own personal experience with the shared loneliness of autistic emotional unavailability in the hope that she can heal a little more, and that others with this shared experience don’t feel so alone.
Read now
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The A List Hub – Where you can be social your way

By The A List

Our community came together to party and we played all sorts of games. LEGO, a silent disco, Dungeons & Dragons and even Quidditch.
Watch now
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What is Social and Community Participation Funding in my NDIS plan?

By The A List

Have Social and Community Participation funding in your NDIS Plan and not sure how to use it? Here are some handy hints to get you started!
Read now
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How to party whilst managing sensory overload

By The A List

Sometimes, at events, I struggle a little with sensory overwhelm. Yet, what I love about being very self-aware is my ability to use strategies in the moment – or happy triggers - to help lessen the overwhelm that comes from auditory stimuli. What are your happy triggers?
Read now
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Distract me not: Why it’s so easy for Autistic People to become distracted in everyday life

By The A List

Life throws enough things at us to keep us on our toes practically 24/7. Whether it be work, school, family, friends or anything else that requires serious commitment, the last thing you want is a pesky distraction, just as you’ve started sorting through that large stack of paperwork.
Read now
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Understanding why Autistic People love collecting and playing with Children’s Toys

By The A List

For most people over the age of around 12, toys aren’t much more than just a childhood relic, confined to the memories of that by-gone era of being young. They’re usually either stored away never to be regularly played with again, put away for future generations to enjoy, or sold or donated so others can...
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My radio dream became reality

By The A List

Dream comes true for Sam in hosting a radio show.
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Creating Social Goals in your NDIS plan

By The A List

You need social goals to get funding for social options and building social skills. 
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Social Experiences for Autistics – Managing Anxiety & Building Confidence

By The A List

Our A List ambassador, Sam shares how he can sometimes struggle in social settings, whether they be one-on-one or in smaller or larger groups. He shares the tools he uses to build his confidence and manage his anxiety
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Saying Hello: How to Start a Conversation

By The A List

In this video we explore a simple, socially acceptable way to say “hello” to a stranger, and see if they are happy to talk with you, or not.
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Choosing social activities may not be an age thing

By The A List

I enjoy social activities with others that have similiar interests to mine, no matter what their age.
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Saying Goodbye

By The A List

Finding the ‘right moment’ to say goodbye can be challenging, so it can be tempting to just ‘skip it’ and leave.
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How to say Goodbye to a Group

By The A List

It can be difficult to know when to say goodbye to a group of people – leaving without saying goodbye is not the solution!
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Positive Autistic Identity

By The A List

Positive autistic identity is about being authentically and genuinely yourself while still being successful in social situations, rather than conforming to the expectations that accompany most social situations.
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Fitting in Socially – When doing the wrong thing can be right

By The A List

In this activity, Paul shows us how sometimes just following others is easiest to fit in socially, even if they are wrong.
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Masking and Your Authentic Autistic Self

By The A List

For a lot of us, fitting in is difficult. So how do we show our authentic selves AND succeed socially?
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Using your Positive Autistic Identity to build social skills

By The A List

Traditional social skills training is about telling you what is expected and how to conform to what is expected. Let’s change that.
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Social Anxiety – Practice & Confidence

By The A List

The most common advice given to sufferers of social anxiety is to just push through and force yourself to take part even though your instinct identifies that this advice is not helpful.
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How to Manage Social Anxiety

By The A List

Social anxiety is real, and taking it seriously is the first step towards understanding and coping with triggers and situations.
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The 4 Levels of Communication

By The A List

Sending and receiving feedback is one of the most important aspects of effective communication.
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Confessions of an Aspie

By The A List

An autistic teenager shares his tips fo making eye contact
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Making Conversation

By The A List

Making conversation - a role play by 2 young people
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Role Models

By The A List

What makes a good role model?
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Problem Solving Tips

By The A List

Problems often occur in our relationships with others, whether that’s friends, family, partners, co-workers or even strangers. You might also experience problems with money, housing or work.
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Online Safety

By The A List

Hayden talks about the different types of online programs that young autistic people might enjoy using. Twitter, Reddit, Facebook…which ones should you be using and which ones should you be avoiding?
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Problem Solving

By The A List

What happens when you don't agree with someone. Tips for handling situations.
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Understanding People’s Perspectives

By The A List

How to consider what others are thinking helps in social situations
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Personal Care – it’s not just about making sure you shower!

By The A List

Personal care is not just about showering and brushing your teeth!
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Saying the right things to the right people

By The A List

Saying the right thing at the right time (or not saying something) is a skill
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Choosing the Right Programs

By The A List

Are you wondering what programs are right for you? See how to work out what you might like and what you might not!
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Other people’s perpectives

By The A List

Keeping friends means making compromises
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Maintaining Mental Health & Wellbeing

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Why I Built A Garden During My HSC

By The A List

A List Ambassador Veronika delves into her HSC experiences and why she built a garden during it.
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How to avoid social media burnout and addiction

By The A List

A List Socialite Suzanna, delves into her strategies to ensure she doesn't end up with social media burnout/addiction
Read now
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The Hamburger Effect – how does a meltdown happen for many autistics?

By The A List

Summer Farrelly explains a meltdown from her own autistic perspective, through the hamburger effect.
Watch now
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Why Fidget Tools?

By Madeleine Lobsey

Read now
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Being diagnosed as an adult

By The A List

Last week after a month of assessments and tests I was diagnosed Autistic ADHD. The first thing I said when I found out was “Wow, what now? Do I have a parade?” Read about Madeleine's experience after receiving her diagnosis'.
Read now
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Emotional Unavailability in Autistic People

By The A List

Suzanna shares her own personal experience with the shared loneliness of autistic emotional unavailability in the hope that she can heal a little more, and that others with this shared experience don’t feel so alone.
Read now
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Why can’t you just be normal? And other Mental Health musings this World Autism Acceptance month.

By The A List

Don’t just be aware of autism, be aware that mental health issues co-occurring from autism exist too.
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Self-Worth Empowerment Manifesto

By The A List

Do you struggle with your sense of self-worth? Check out Suzanna's tips and tricks for overcoming your negative self-thoughts!
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What is autism masking? 

By The A List

Hiding who you are is an uncomfortable and exhausting experience. For many autistic people, that experience is a daily reality.
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Too Much Information

By The A List

What information overload can feel like to an Autistic. Blog by our Ambassador – Sam Valavanis Ah yes, information… a very handy asset in day-to-day living. Whether it’s about things you need to do, relating to a subject you’re studying at school or uni, or even just to do with a hobby or interest you...
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Help for autistic kids getting a COVID vaccination

By The A List

2 Aussie mums share their tips and tricks to successful vaccinations
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Managing Overwhelming Situations & Meltdowns

By The A List

Sam, one of our A List Ambassadors, shares his personal triggers, reactions and strategies
Read now
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Summer’s tips for self regulating

By The A List

Self-regulation relies on my ability to recognise the emotion or feeling and then develop my own self-regulation techniques and strategies
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The Lasagne Layer Effect – Triggers for meltdowns

By The A List

Ever wondered why change triggers an epic wave of emotions or meltdowns for many autistics? Summer Farrelly, A List Ambassador explains how triggers and emotions build up like layers of Lasagne.
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Getting your COVID19 Vaccination – social scripts for young autistic people

By The A List

Autistic people may find the process of getting the vaccination stressful. These social scripts provide autistic people with an opportunity to prepare themselves for their vaccination and reduce anxiety.
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Managing Social Anxiety

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Managing Transitions

Parent & Carer Support

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Understanding and Managing Incontinence in Kids and Teens

By The A List

The wonderful Monica from Bright Lives shares her tips to understanding and managing incontinence in kids and teens
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My Challenges, My Mission

By The A List

Monique from Brain Wise Learning sat down and shared with us the ups and downs of navigating learning challenges as a parent.
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Play-Based Learning: How to Encourage your Neurodiverse Baby to Be ‘Social’

By The A List

Are you worried about your babies development? Drawing from her professional & personal experiences, Suzanna takes us through some tips on how you can socialise your baby/toddler.
Read now
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OVER-APOLOGISING FOR OUR AUTISTIC CHILDREN

By Madeleine Lobsey

When children witness us apologising for behaviours that are part of their Autistic identity, it sends a signal that there is something wrong.
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Will online therapy work for my child?

By The A List

With a serious shortage of in-person therapy services like Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy and Psychology, many parents are unable to use their child's NDIS funding. Enter... Online Therapy. But how do you know if it suits your child? Read on for helpful information and tips.
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The Hamburger Effect – how does a meltdown happen for many autistics?

By The A List

Summer Farrelly explains a meltdown from her own autistic perspective, through the hamburger effect.
Watch now
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Why autism-friendly social activities are a necessity for Autistic youth

By The A List

An alarming statistic that indicates 34 percent* of Autistic youth will not have a friend outside their own family circle is heartbreaking so here's why autism-friendly social groups are so important..
Read now
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Actually Autistic – What it’s actually like to be autistic

By The A List

'Actually autistic' high achievers Dr. Amy Thunig, actress Chloe Hayden, activist Grace Tame & autism researcher Jac den Houting share what it's like to be autistic. This is a wonderful session for parents and autistic women.
Read now
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What is Social and Community Participation Funding in my NDIS plan?

By The A List

Have Social and Community Participation funding in your NDIS Plan and not sure how to use it? Here are some handy hints to get you started!
Read now
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What can I claim from medicare and other govt schemes?

By The A List

With access to NDIS plans not always a possibility for some families, we delve into what other funding is available for autistic children.
Read now
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Understanding why Autistic People love collecting and playing with Children’s Toys

By The A List

For most people over the age of around 12, toys aren’t much more than just a childhood relic, confined to the memories of that by-gone era of being young. They’re usually either stored away never to be regularly played with again, put away for future generations to enjoy, or sold or donated so others can...
Read now
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Creating Social Goals in your NDIS plan

By The A List

You need social goals to get funding for social options and building social skills. 
Read now
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What is autism masking? 

By The A List

Hiding who you are is an uncomfortable and exhausting experience. For many autistic people, that experience is a daily reality.
Watch now
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How to talk about autism

By The A List

What autism terminology should you be using so as not to offend?
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Where to get an Autism Assessment

By The A List

The team at MyCareSpace have collated a list of organisations around Australia that offer autism. assessments
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National Guideline for Supporting Autistic Children & their Families

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A draft version of the National Guideline for supporting the learning, participation, and wellbeing of autistic children and their families in Australia is now available for community feedback.
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Help your child manage bullying

By The A List

Help your autistic child indentify and give them the tools to manage bullying
Read now
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Teaching your autistic child to manage bullying

By The A List

How to support your autistic child in identifying bullying behaviour and giving them the tools to manage it.
Watch now
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Teaching Safety To Your Autistic Child

By The A List

Teaching your autistic child about safety is important. Learning to assess safety in social situations and a range of environments is a learned skill.
Watch now

Relationships and Sexuality

Support in the Community

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My Challenges, My Mission Part 2

By The A List

Monique Peters from Brain Wise Learning is back with Part 2 of My Challenges, My Mission.
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AutismWorks by Empower Autism

By The A List

Empower Autism strives to help organisations build diverse and inclusive workplaces where autistic people can thrive. Find out more about Empower Autism's AutismWorks program.
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What Ability Turns 4!

By The A List

As the NDIS registered disability provider ‘What Ability’ turns 4, we sat down with Founder Steve Dresler and CMO Lucy Garcia to find out how the team is putting happiness first for those living with a disability across the country!
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Actually Autistic – What it’s actually like to be autistic

By The A List

'Actually autistic' high achievers Dr. Amy Thunig, actress Chloe Hayden, activist Grace Tame & autism researcher Jac den Houting share what it's like to be autistic. This is a wonderful session for parents and autistic women.
Read now
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What is Social and Community Participation Funding in my NDIS plan?

By The A List

Have Social and Community Participation funding in your NDIS Plan and not sure how to use it? Here are some handy hints to get you started!
Read now
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Understanding my NDIS Plan

By The A List

If you're having trouble understanding your new NDIS plan, we're here to help!
Read now
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What can I claim from medicare and other govt schemes?

By The A List

With access to NDIS plans not always a possibility for some families, we delve into what other funding is available for autistic children.
Read now
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How to party whilst managing sensory overload

By The A List

Sometimes, at events, I struggle a little with sensory overwhelm. Yet, what I love about being very self-aware is my ability to use strategies in the moment – or happy triggers - to help lessen the overwhelm that comes from auditory stimuli. What are your happy triggers?
Read now
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How to talk about autism

By The A List

What autism terminology should you be using so as not to offend?
Read now
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Unsafe situations – knowing what to do

By The A List

Personal safety is a feeling of being safe and secure from risk of harm or danger. It does not matter if everyone else feels safe, what does matter is that you personally feel safe.
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Travel Training and Skills