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Autism Eye is a high quality quarterly magazine written and published by national award-winning journalists who are also parents of a child with autism.
The presentation is for autistic teenage girls and women, parents, partners, and family members; psychologists, psychiatrists, GPs, paediatricians, specialist teacher ASC, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, social workers and counsellors. To book for the Three Day Event Special – Girls and Women with Autism and 2 Day Master Class: Children and Adolescents with Autism Thursday 16th, Friday 17th & Saturday 18th January, 2020, please click HERE and select 3 DAY option from ADD TO CART section. We partnered for this event with SDS Seminars Ltd – a UK leading provider of Live Interactive Webcasts in psychology and psychotherapy field. With SDS Live Interactive Webcasts you are able to attend our events in real time from the comfort of your own home or office and watch them afterwards as a full recording.
Just Diagnosed? is a 4-week parent/carers workshop designed for those whose children have just been diagnosed or are awaiting assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorders. This fun interactive course will begin your journey into the world of Autism Spectrum Disorders giving helpful advice and information to allow you to support those you care for to the best of your abilities. Click here for more information and to book
The family of an autistic man is mounting a legal challenge to free him from “institutional” supported living. The mother of the 30-year-old man has said he was “kidnapped” by the state after she won a judicial review over education funding and was granted deputyship. The mother says internal council reports refer to him frequently crying and asking to return home. The CrowdJustice page reports the judge said the mother was devoted, but suffered from “personality disorders as suggested by social workers which placed her son at risk”.
The mum of a man who died after treatment in a long-stay mental health hospital says crucial questions remain unanswered. He was found hanging at mental health hospital the Linden Centre, in Essex, in November after claiming he had been raped days earlier. She said a post-mortem showed needle wounds to Matthew’s groin, bruises on his ankles and traces of date-rape drug GHB. Reports suggest 40 people have died in long-stay mental health hospitals since 2015.