Research Autism is the only UK charity exclusively dedicated to research into interventions in autism. We carry out high quality, independent research into new and existing health, education, social and other interventions. Our goal is the improvement of quality of life and outlook for people on the autism spectrum and those around them.
Adults on the Autism SpectrumDefinitions, diagnosis, issues, services, treatments, research, useful links |
Children and Young People on the Autism SpectrumDefinitions, diagnosis, issues, services, treatments, research, useful links |
InterventionsOur descriptions and evaluations of 100 plus commonly used treatments and therapies for autism based on the scientific evidence |
IssuesCommon issues and problems facing autistic people, along with evidence-based strategies for tackling those issues |
Stress and autism conferenceStress and autism: Combating stress, lightening the load. Presentations now available to Friends of Research Autism |
Self injury in individuals with autism and learning disabiliitiesA survey of 288 parents and carers of people with autism and learning disabilities |
British 10kWe’re delighted to have a very limited number of places in the British 10k London Run, taking place on Sunday, 14th July |
Autism Show 2013We are delighted to announce that Research Autism is now a sponsor of the Autism Show 2013 |
This website is aimed at anyone with an interest in autism, including people on the autism spectrum, parents and carers, service providers and policy makers. It provides up-to-date, scientifically reliable information about autism, the issues facing autistic individuals and a wide range of interventions used to manage autism and co-occurring conditions.
‘Having autism myself and having children with autism this site is most refreshing, it’s up to date info, on all aspects of ASD highly recommended by myself and recommended on my autism forum, a first stop for newly diagnosed individuals/parents and us veterans’. Shell Spectrum. Have Your Say/Read More Feedback
Last Updated : 05/06/2013 Back to Top