In the “autism” section of the website, you can find articles and videos related to autism such as diagnosis, therapies, development and more. However, certain information and resources are only relevant to Australians.

This website offers resources such as articles and guides covering various topics such as early intervention, therapies, educational strategies, medical interventions, and advocacy. TACA also organises events, workshops, conferences, mentorship programs, and parent support forums. However, certain information and resources are only relevant to Americans.

Australia’s largest provider of Autistic-led group mentoring programmes, training, and consultancy, both online and offline. A wide range of resources is available, including personal stories by autistic individuals.

Autism Speaks is a well-established organisation run by parents dedicated to creating an inclusive world for all individuals with autism throughout their lifespan. This is done through advocacy, services, support, research and innovation, and advances in care for autistic individuals and their families. The website has an extensive resource library for parents and caregivers.

An exhaustive support site for the Scottish autistic community including resources for parents, caregivers, professionals, and adults with autism.

Speaks to addressing the cultural stigmatization of autism within the Chinese community. It provides many valuable resources and practical tips for communicating effectively with children with autism. Explores the area of sensory differences and how they impact individuals with autism. In addition, parents are provided a guide to diagnosing children with autism, including the process before and on the day of diagnosis with practical support. Finally, analyzing the process of autism diagnostic assessment helps better identify and understand each child’s needs.

A resource site for training content, but it takes time to work through the material and digest the information.

This is a self-regulation resource website, nice easy-to-use resources, and very inclusive of the autistic voice. Resources are all free. The website is developed by an occupational therapist, and an autistic individual.

A very established resource, The Hanen Centre began its work with a focus on early language intervention for children with language delays. It has since expanded into three areas of expertise, each concerned with promoting the communication development of a particular group of children with specific needs. Training resources and programmes for parents, speech and language practitioners, educators, and professionals are available.

This website offers autism-related resources that are easy and simple to understand – suitable for parents or caregivers who are new to autism. However, certain information and resources are only relevant to people living in the United Kingdom.

The content is useful with updated information about Inclusion and how to practice it, on Neurodiversity, and what parents can do to strike a balance between maintaining neurodiversity and requiring support and management strategies.

Hong Kong’s first integrated platform for ASD families. Optism.co offers a full spectrum of AI-driven support, curated resources, and expert advice, guiding parents through their unique journey.

The website information is largely on Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), and while there is limited free content, most need to pay to watch the videos. It also needs a WeChat account.

This website offers free learning resources, parents’ stories, as well as paid books and teaching materials. Certain information and resources are only relevant to people living in Hong Kong. It advocates Autism Partnership Method, “APM is a progressive model of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) that is highly individualized, child-friendly, holistic, and focused on “in-the-moment analysis” and “clinical judgment.” Its head office is in the US.

Some of the YouTube videos on awareness, the parents’ journey, and diagnostic symptoms are quite useful.

CDC “Learn the signs. Act early” Materials in Simplified Chinese. You can download the App “CDC’s Milestone Tracker App”

ALSOLIFE The “China Special Children Assessment and Intervention Platform” platform provides future-oriented online assessments, targeted reports, personalized teaching plans, and home training guidance for autistic children. ALSO·IN Evidence Center provides offline rehabilitation services. Membership-based website. It is an online assessment system which designs a personalised intervention plan for parent coaching.

Beijing Xingxingyu Education Research Institute (referred to as “Xingxingyu”) is a private non-profit organization (NGO) specializing in providing educational services to autistic children and their families. It was registered in Beijing in December 1993. The founder Tian Huiping is a parent of an autistic child. In April 2017, it was officially registered as a private non-enterprise unit with the Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau as “Beijing Xinmeng Autistic Children Care Center”. The site is useful for sharing personal experiences, practical ideas for parent coaching, and how to prepare for independent living.

About Temple Grandin:

Temple Grandin is an autistic person, a female, and a Ph.D. holder. Currently, she is an associate professor in the Department of Animal Science at Colorado State University. She is a designer of livestock and meat processing equipment. Half of the cattle in the United States are handled by equipment she designed.

Grandin devoted all her energy to designing livestock equipment and researching autism. She wrote books like “Emergence: Labelled Autistic”, “Thinking in Pictures”, etc. The papers she has published include: “Finding a Suitable Job for People with Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome”, “Evaluation Medical Effects”, “FAQs”, ” Differently abled People May Be Geniuses with Asperger’s Syndrome” “Education for People with Autism ” “Looking at Autism from the Inside” “Interview with Temple Grandin” “Tips for People with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome to Successful Independent Living, Be Employed and Have a Good Social Life” ” “Transformation from school to real work”, ” Visual Thinking–My personal experience of dealing with visual thinking, sensory problems, and communication difficulties”, “Navigating Autism–Social issues: emotional understanding and specialty cultivation”, “Practical teaching skills for autistic children and adults”, etc. Temple Grandin is a well-sought-after speaker at university forums and autism seminars. In 2010, Time magazine named Dr. Grandin as one of the 100 people who influenced the world.

Speaks to addressing the cultural stigmatization of autism within the Chinese community. It provides many valuable resources and practical tips for communicating effectively with children with autism. Explores the area of sensory differences and how they impact individuals with autism. In addition, parents are provided a guide to diagnosing children with autism, including the process before and on the day of diagnosis with practical support. Finally, analyzing the process of autism diagnostic assessment helps better identify and understand each child’s needs.