by Thinking Autism | 24 July, 2021 | Autism Science and Research News
Aggression In Autism – One Simple Cause In addition to the core symptoms of autism, which include social communication difficulties, restricted interests, and sensory processing difficulties, both children and adults with autism often present with many other...
by Natasa | 27 April, 2021 | reThinking Autism blog
Press Release: Vaccine passports would deepen discrimination against people with autism Thinking Autism charity warns that vaccine passports could further entrench discrimination against people with autism In World Autism Month, national charity Thinking Autism has...
by Thinking Autism | 10 April, 2021 | Autism Science and Research News
Autoimmune Encephalitis – A Treatable Form Of ‘Autism’ Autoimmune encephalitis is a class of inflammatory diseases of the brain that can present with a wide spectrum of neurological and psychiatric symptoms. The word autoimmune means that the body, or the person’s...
by Thinking Autism | 23 September, 2020 | External events
Synchrony 2020 Online Symposium – Translational Research In Autism Latest advancements in autism research and development of approved therapeutics for improving health and quality of life of people with autism. We are happy to share the announcement that the second...
by Thinking Autism | 4 March, 2020 | reThinking Autism blog
My Son’s Autism and Disability: Unintended Consequences of a Polarised Debate The social and medical models of disability What could possibly motivate a busy parent like myself, with not enough hours in the day, to take time out to write about the social and medical...
by Thinking Autism | 19 June, 2019 | reThinking Autism blog
Turning the Tide of Behaviourism Please find below some thoughts from Romulus Campan, an adult with autism and a delegate at our recent conference. I had the pleasure of talking to Rom at the conference. I cannot remember the last time I met someone so open-minded,...
