Adults

Reducing health inequalities for autistic people by understanding how autistic people’s style of social communication differs from non-autistic people’s.

How well does the general public understand risks communicated on a risk matrix? And can re-designing risk matrices improve that understanding?

How do we represent information in the most comprehensible diagrammatic format according to individual cognitive profiles?

(Joint first author.) There have been multiple calls to improve autistic people with CSN’s representation in autism research (e.g. Lord …

An ethnographic study of care and support services for autistic people with higher support needs.

The way autistic people talk to and interact with other people has often been considered ‘wrong’ or ‘impaired’. Previous research has …

Autistic people socialise and communicate differently to non-autistic people. However, qualitative exploration of this, particularly …

A panel looking at how the neurodiversity paradigm is beneficial to, and inclusive of, autistic people with higher support needs.

Differences in socialising and communicating between autistic and non-autistic people are well documented, but primarily from the …

Exploring neurodiversity, the double empathy, and cross-neurotype communication in an autistic high support needs context.