Spending time again with the Pasda group in Livingston over the last 3 weeks reminds me that their challenges of doing the best for their autistic child goes on into adulthood.

Question:  when you were thinking what to call your business, did it come easily? Was it obvious?

A Times magazine article this weekend told a personal story about living with dyslexia. Unfortunately, the headline and framing let the subject down badly.

So…following on from last week’s question — ‘What should I prioritise in a short autism understanding online session?’

Today’s challenge: squeezing a full day’s worth of “Understanding Autism” training into just two hours? Obviously, I’d love more time.

The Autism Network strikes again !  The best thing about Mondays at the moment is delivering a series of one-day in-depth ‘Understanding Autism’ courses for staff from an HSCP in Scotland for The Autism Network. 

I was having a break from weekly blogging – blame workload, good weather and life in general.  But … then I heard this story from a Mum of a child going through the diagnosis assessment process. 

Is the autism training market saturated?  This is the allegation that was made against me last week with the implication I should step aside in favour of autistic-led services/organisations/people.