In my last two posts, I gave an overview of the PIP application process and a guide how to fill in Section 1 and 2. In this post we will…
Before starting this section, I’d recommend reading my introductory PIP guide first, as it gives an overview of the whole PIP application process. Then, when you are ready, you can…
When your autistic child turns 16, they will move from DLA to PIP. This can be a hugely daunting task for parents. In this article series, I intend to break…
“Shy Bladder,” is a type of social phobia. Autistic people can find it very distressing when out and about in public places. Let’s learn more about it, what causes it…
This free carer’s course is run by the NHS. It is designed to help carers to take better care of themselves so that they can balance their responsibilities. NHS Carer’s…
Energy Accounting is a simple, yet effective method for preventing burnout and feelings of being overwhelmed. Maja Toudal, an autistic psychologist and author, co-created this tool with clinical psychologist Dr…
We recently visited Flamingo Land theme park in Yorkshire with our autistic children. Here are some tips to help visitors with autism to get the most out of their day….
Just over two years ago, I wrote one of my most popular Blog posts. I was raising awareness about the new legislation that autistic people could apply for a blue…
What’s in a name? A lot it would seem. Especially when referring to a community of people. A community has the right to decide how they want people to refer…