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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...

Rest: we know we need to do it, and often, we know how to do it. It's just sometimes it's really difficult. Especially if you are...

It's Martine here, the Education Manager at Autism Guernsey. I write educational articles on the AG blog. Today's article is a bit...

Travelling can be challenging for autistic people due to significant sensory and social demands and unfamiliar environments. Carrying...

Reading books written by autistic people about their personal experience is a great place to start if you want to understand the lived...

We rarely let the battery on our mobile phones run out. Our personal energy reserves, though—that's another story. This is especially...

We often assume that everyone who celebrates Christmas adores it. After all, what's not to love? Family time, good food, sharing gifts and endless socialising. However, this is not always the case. The festive period can be overwhelming for the autistic people in your life. In this short article, we will delve into some of the reasons why and explore how you, as non-autistic family members, friends, or partners, can help make Christmas (just a bit more) autism friendly. Why