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Items recently added to this site
This page lists some of the materials recently added to the Research Autism site, as well as existing items which have been significantly amended.
Please note that it does not include
- Get Involved Information about the range of ways in which you can get involved with Research Autism and help us to help people with autism spectrum disorders.
- William Personal account of the difficulties faced by someone with Asperger syndrome by his mother.
- Translate this page. We have added translator software to the right-hand side of every page on this website. This enables you to translate any page on the site from English into 11 other languages.
- Basic, limited information about Oxytocin, a hormone that plays a key role in social bonding.
- Medical Conditions in Autism A forum to be held at the Keyworth Centre, London South Bank University, Keyworth Street, London SE1 0AA on Tuesday 21 October 2008 from 9-30 am – 4-30 pm
- Debbie Debbie explains how it feels to be diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome at the age of 56.
- Naomi Naomi’s mother explains how getting a diagnosis and being cared for by the Disabilities Trust has made a difference to her daughter.
- Social Inclusion and Autism: what can research offer? – The Rt. Hon. Ed Balls MP, Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families encouraged more research into social inclusion for people living with autism at a reception hosted by Research Autism at the House of Commons
- The CYGNET project is a mentoring scheme for young people with autism spectrum conditions.
- Basic, limited information about Video modeling, a method of teaching in which an individual learns a behaviour or a skill by watching a video recording of someone demonstrating that behaviour or skill.
- Prevalence project – the UK’s first major study of the numbers and needs of adults with autism.
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