WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?
Midlothian Council’s autism strategy ‘Two Trumpets’ was developed from the personal experience of local people, parents and practitioners who spoke …
Scottish Autism’s Share Magazine: Issue 10 Out Now
Share is one of the ways we communicate the work of our Centre for Practice Innovation, as well as other …
HOPE for Autism Event
Emotional processing differences in the autism population with Dr Anna Robinson from the University of Strathclyde Date: Thursday 30th January …
Article: Unapologetically Autistic
By Georgia Fielding, Student, University of St. Andrews When talking about autism, we can often find ourselves absorbed by …
Connecting Midlothian Socially Disco December 6th
December Disco Friday 6th December 2019, 7-10.30pm £1 entry Mayfield Community Club 5 Stone Place Mayfield, EH22 5PF If you …
Resources – National Autism Implementation Team
Education Resources, Diagnosis Resources, Employment Resources, Information & Events. The NAIT Team are professionals from Education, Speech and Language Therapy, …
Edinburgh Castle – Castle of Light: Access Night
Monday 2nd December 2019 Expect wonder, enchantment and a spectacle of colour this festive season as Edinburgh Castle, the defender …
Sensory Backpacks – Edinburgh Christmas 2019
Edinburgh’s Christmas is a spectacular, six-week season of festive entertainment in the heart of the city. The festival is a …
Autism Friendly – Magical Christmas Party
Join Santa and 16 of his TV Friends for the biggest Magical Christmas Party of the year. On Sunday the …
Sensory and Autism Friendly Father Christmas at Newhailes
Date: Saturday 14 December Timings: 10am, 10.30am and 11.30am Join us for this quieter, autism-friendly session. Make this Christmas super-magical …
28th November – 5 Sisters Zoo ASN Light Switch On
Five Sisters Zoo in West Lothian are holding special autism-friendly quiet nights when their Christmas illuminations are turned on this year. The zoo has …
Scottish National Portrait Gallery – AUTISM-FRIENDLY EARLY OPENINGS AND WORKSHOPS
All families affected by Autism are invited to explore the Portrait Gallery before the doors open to the public and …
General Election ‘Hustings’ Q&A event for disabled people, families, carers, professionals and anyone with an interest in disability.
This free event will take place in Edinburgh on Thursday 5th December between 3-5pm at the wonderful Augustine United Church on George IV Bridge. …
Autism in Museums – Access for All
A great website listing relaxed events, quiet hours and early openings for museums, in Scotland and across the rest of …
Training Events: Scottish Autism
A series of training events at New Struan School. Creating Low Stress Environments – Knowledge Share Events, New Struan School, …
One Day Workshop – Autism and Eating Challenges: Understanding and Supporting Autistic Children
When: 24th March 2020 Where: Glasgow This one day course will focus on understanding and supporting autistic children with eating …
November ASD Webinars – The Curly Hair Project
The Curly Hair Project (CHP) is an award-winning social enterprise founded by autistic author and entrepreneur Alis Rowe. CHP resources are …
Autism Friendly Cycling Routes (Midlothian – and beyond!) – Rowan’s Recommended Riding Routes
A fantastic blog by Rowan Taylor a young boy who loves cycling and has Asperger’s. His blog is a guide …
Making Sense of Sensory Behaviour – Fantastic Resource for Parents and Carers
A Practical Approach at Home for Parents and Carers. Devised by a team of Occupational Therapists in conjunction with Falkirk …
Connecting Midlothian Socially Disco November 1st
November Disco Friday 1st November 2019, 7-10.30pm £1 entry Mayfield Community Club 5 Stone Place Mayfield, EH22 5PF If you …
Conference – Innovation in Autism Practice: The Future is Here
Time: 9:00am to 5:00pm Date: 14th November 2019 to 14th November 2019 Price: Variable rates Location: Grand Central Hotel Glasgow …
Carols with Kindred
Our concert is child and autism friendly. We don’t mind a bit of extra noise or disruption or if you …
Free Event! The Salvesen Lecture: Learning difficulties – whose voice matters?
Join us to hear about how our teams are empowering children, young people and families living with learning difficulties. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-salvesen-lecture-learning-difficulties-whose-voice-matters-tickets-75820941477?aff=ebdssbdestsearch …
Participants Needed – Neurodiversity and Technology Research
Skills Development Scotland is carrying out research into neurodiversity in the Scottish technology sector. The research aims to understand: The …
Have your say! Online Consultation for Young People, Carers and Parents
The ‘Principles into Practice’ online consultation is now live and will run until the end of December 2019. It provides …
Evening Autism Workshop: Autism and Emotional Self-Regulation
Pasda hosts Sarah Barratt, Educational Psychologist, leading a workshop on Autism and Emotional Self-Regulation. It will explore how autistic individuals …
