What we do
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Support & education
We offer Autistic-led education for families of Autistic people.
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Research & resources
We offer Autistic-produced and designed resources to help educate people about Autism.
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Leadership & advocacy
We want to grow Autistic leaders who want to share their knowledge and expertise.
“Reframing Autism means moving from the negative, deficits-based narrative to a place that is hopeful, insightful, supportive and respectful of our wonderful kids.”
Melissa O., NSWLatest news
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Atypical anorexia: Facing an eating disorder, Autistically
A powerful and poignant blog by Reframing Autism’s Ginny Grant about her journey to face and recover from atypical anorexia as an Autistic woman.
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Lisa Claessen on wellbeing
Join Lisa Claessen, Autistic advocate and teacher, on Autistic wellbeing and thriving.
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Lee du Ploy on passions
Join Autistic leader and advocate, Lee du Plooy, as she explores her favourite passions and pastimes.
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Help me to empathise with my Autistic child
In this sequel to her earlier webinar on understanding Autistic empathy, Autistic Autism researcher, Jessica Harrison, gives us practical tips and information about empathising with our Autistic children during meltdowns and sensory overwhelm.
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Event calendar
Reframing Autism runs live and online events throughout the year for Autistic people, and their families and allies. You can also contact us to arrange an event, have us speak at your event, or suggest an event for us to host.
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Whether you are Autistic, you love someone Autistic, or you work with Autistic people, we want to hear from you.
Anyone who is committed to achieving inclusion and acceptance for the Autistic community can take advantage of our educational program by subscribing. Subscription is free and offers you priority access to all Reframing Autism events.