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Photo by Elisa Ventur  on Unsplash Many autistic people describe a feeling of being “stuck”. You know a task needs doing, you may even...

Photo by Beth Teutschmann  on Unsplash For many autistic children, Halloween can bring sensory overload—flashing lights, noisy...

Photo by Shamia Casiano  on Unsplash Finishing a day at work is often seen as the moment to relax and recharge. For many autistic people,...

Photo by Anne Nygård  on Unsplash Friendship can bring joy, comfort and belonging. But it can also be complicated, especially for...

Photo by Anne Nygård  on Unsplash When we hear the phrase self-care, many people think of bubble baths, yoga, or spa days. But for...

Focus Friend by Hank Green Finding ways to stay focused can be a challenge for many autistic (and other neurodivergent) people,...

Photo by Alexander Grey  on Unsplash This guest blog post is written by Sophie (not her real name). We asked Sophie to write a piece for...

Creating an inclusive and supportive workplace doesn’t have to be complicated. One practical tool that can make a significant difference...

Photo by GRAY  on Unsplash If you’re autistic and currently in work, you may be wondering whether or not disclose your autism to your...

Photo by Aleksandr Ledogorov  on Unsplash Mindfulness is often described as a helpful way to manage stress, anxiety and overwhelm. But...

Written by Autism Guernsey's Education Manager: In June, I went on a one-week Nordic cruise with P&O aboard their ship Iona , departing...

Photo by Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦  on Unsplash This post was written for Autism Guernsey by Laura Simpson, Guernsey’s Digital Safety...

Photo by Nubelson Fernandes  on Unsplash Many autistic people find comfort in routine, calm spaces, and reduced sensory input. But mobile...

Photo by hessam nabavi  on Unsplash This post was written for Autism Guernsey by Laura Simpson, Guernsey’s Digital Safety Development...

Photo by Sigmund  on Unsplash This post was written for Autism Guernsey by Laura Simpson, Guernsey’s Digital Safety Development Officer....

Photo by Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦  on Unsplash If a colleague tells you that they’re autistic, it’s a sign of trust. They may have thought...

Photo by Maria Lin Kim  on Unsplash One common myth about autism is that autistic people cannot live independently. This belief is not...

Photo by Mina Rad  on Unsplash This guest blog post is written by Chris (not his real name). We asked Chris to write a piece for the AG...

Photo by NordWood Themes  on Unsplash If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “Why is it so hard to start a simple task?” or “Why does...

Photo by Sara Kurfeß  on Unsplash Social simulation games like The Sims  and Animal Crossing: New Horizons  have found a loyal audience...

Photo by Alexander London  on Unsplash This article was inspired by a presentation by Sandra Robilliard, Damian Milton, and Richard...

Photo by Hans Veth  on Unsplash Autistic people often face a world that isn’t designed for them. Many learn to camouflage their...

Did you know the AccessAble website and app include accessibility guides for almost 400 venues in Guernsey and Alderney? These include...

Photo by Bethany Legg  on Unsplash Workplaces can be overwhelming for autistic people, with sensory challenges ranging from bright lights...

Photo by Iga Palacz  on Unsplash Romantic relationships can be both exciting and challenging, regardless of the blend of neurotypes...

Photo by Parth Natani  on Unsplash Burnout is a fairly well-known concept, but autistic burnout is a distinct experience that requires...

Image by Edward Howell via Unsplash One common misconception about autism is that it’s something you can “grow out” of. This myth can be...

An emotional toolbox  is a set of strategies, tools, or techniques that you can use to manage, process, and cope with emotions. It is a...

This guest blog post is written by Rachel (not her real name). We asked Rachel to write a piece for the AG blog sharing her lived...

We've shared over 20 educational articles (not including general news ) on the Autism Guernsey blog this year. In case you missed any,...

Planning our time involves managing appointments, organising tasks, and balancing daily responsibilities and routines—from work meetings...

For many autistic adults, social interactions in the workplace—like knowing what to say in meetings, in an email, or during breaks—can...

When we talk about autism in the workplace, the focus is often on providing support and making accommodations. But what we don’t talk...