Dave Wong

Some valuable parenting lessons from Ros Blackburn, a public speaker who is severely autistic. And some exclusive snippets from our successful ‘Coming Home to Autism’ charity event in collaboration with mASCot.

If your child was recently diagnosed with autism and you don't know where to turn? Getting that diagnosis can be overwhelming. Building a network of other parents of kids with autism, and adults on the spectrum can help you navigate the road ahead. Autistic children can learn anything and do anything with practice and patience.

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