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Introduction  Many parents of pre-verbal autistic children long for more moments of connection with their child. You may find yourself wondering what your child is…

Many people imagine autism as being obvious or easily recognisable. However, for countless autistic individuals, particularly girls, women and those assigned female at birth, autism…

Introduction  If you or your child has been referred for an autism assessment, one of the first questions you are likely to ask is:  “How…

If you’re researching autism assessments, you may have come across the term ADOS, often described as “the gold standard” for diagnosing autism. This can raise important questions: In…

We offer private autism assessments for younger children, aged 2 years and over. Our expert clinical team have extensive experience in assessing toddlers and the…

Many autistic girls reach their teenage years without anyone recognising that they are autistic. While autism has historically been viewed through a predominantly male lens,…

Our Director and Clinical Lead, Jo Condon, has written this blog to help parents understand the levels of autism. What are the levels of autism?…

Chewing clothes is a common behaviour seen in autistic children, and therefore, chewing clothes could potentially be a sign of autism. However, autistic children present…

Sensory issues are a common difficulty experienced by both autistic children and adults. Sensory differences are one of the diagnostic criteria that we explore when…