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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...

The Autism Steering Group is a group of people who make recommendations about services and support for autistic people. The group has...

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

Our final report to Children in Need (CIN) is completed, and as a team, we wanted to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for...

With immediate effect, our reception desk at Autism Guernsey will be staffed from Monday to Thursday, 09.00–13.00. There will not be...

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 are holding a presentation and discussion event on Tuesday, 25 February 2025, 18.00-20.00 , at the Autism Guernsey offices (above the...

Autism Guernsey is a local, non-profit organisation dedicated to serving members of the autistic community.   We are looking to recruit...

We are excited to launch our new Autism Aware badge—a mark of commitment to creating more inclusive and supportive environments for...

States of Guernsey Media Release 4 December 2024: The Committee for Health & Social Care has agreed to provide Autism Guernsey with a...

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...

Sleep difficulties are common among autistic children and adults. Research shows that autistic people are more likely to experience...

A common myth about autism is that all autistic people are naturally good at maths. While some are, this assumption is misleading and can...

One of the most common myths about autism is the idea that "everyone is a little bit autistic". While this phrase is often used with...