Further information

A fact sheet about Alexithymia, what it is, the signs, how to spot symptoms, and how can we help someone with alexithymia.

A short guide on how to support effective communication with autistic individual and recognise when someone is struggling to communicate.

People with autism sometimes hide or control behaviours that may be viewed as inappropriate in situations, as well as counselling how they feel. This document is about how to recognise someone who may be fawning or masking and how to support someone in this situation.

This fact sheet explains why someone might find it difficult to differentiate between fantasy and reality, how to identify and support someone who is having difficulty with this.

This review of the literature summarises the findings of existing academic research into autism and suicidality.

This is a short guide about which terms to use when speaking with and referring to autistic individuals. You’ll also find some phrases to avoid when speaking about autism. Remember to always honour the individual’s preferences.

A fact sheet summarising the available evidence related to autism, gaming disorder and gambling.

Cognitive inflexibility refers to difficulties or impairments with shifting focus between different ideas or thoughts. Here you can read in more detail about this subject and some strategies to improve cognitive flexibility.

This document is a guide for professional to understand stimming. Stimming is a shorter way of saying self-regulatory behaviour. It’s important to know what are common stims, how people stim, and how to provide support for stimming.


Information relating to quiet times at local supermarkets, cinemas and fitness centres; plus, local activities that are inclusive to everyone.

This resource provides information explaining what RSD is, how RSD affects mental health, and how to support individuals who experience RSD.