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At a Glance A child autism assessment starts with a conversation about your child’s development, communication and behaviour. Following an initial consultation with Anne Marie,

At a Glance Autism can be harder to recognise in girls because they may be better at social imitation, have focused interests and have internalised

At a Glance An autism diagnosis before university can help explain longstanding difficulties and provide clinical evidence when discussing appropriate support. Universities determine reasonable adjustments

At a Glance Dating as an autistic adult can be influenced by differences in communication, sensory processing, social expectations and masking. Understanding these experiences can

At a Glance There is no universal rule determining whether an autism assessment report will be accepted by a GP, university or employer. Each organisation

At a Glance Masking in autistic women involves adapting behaviour to meet social expectations, which can make autism more difficult to recognise and influence a

At a Glance Time perception in autism can affect how you estimate duration, manage deadlines, transition between activities and navigate daily routines. These differences are

At a Glance Many people with autism reach adulthood without recognising that long-standing challenges with social interaction, sensory sensitivities, uncertainty and masking may be connected

At a Glance Autistic masking can make autism more difficult to recognise in adults because outward social presentation does not always reflect internal experience. Modern