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Speech Pathology Week - Meet Isabella!

Sunday 21 August marks the start of Speech Pathology Week across Australia. The week is an opportunity to make all Australians aware of those in our community who have a communication disability. We asked two of our experienced speech pathologists, Eva and Isabella (Izzy), to tell us more about their work at Aspect and how speech pathology can help kids and adults maximise their communication and quality of life.
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Speech Pathology Week - Meet Eva!

Sunday 21 August marks the start of Speech Pathology Week across Australia. The week is an opportunity to make all Australians aware of those in our community who have a communication disability. We asked two of our experienced speech pathologists, Eva and Isabella (Izzy), to tell us more about their work at Aspect and how speech pathology can help kids and adults maximise their communication and quality of life.
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Autistic and Proud

My community makes me proud to be Autistic every day. June 18th marks autistic pride day. This will be my first pride celebration. To celebrate I have gathered some of the words from my #ActuallyAutistic peers
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I fit in at Aspect and love it! - by Tom Broadley

Ten years ago, my mum enrolled me in Aspect’s Adult Community Services (ACS) program in Hawthorn, Victoria. I was diagnosed on the autism spectrum at age 14, and didn’t do well at school.
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Providing Needed Resources for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

Very little is known about how autism is understood and supported in culturally and linguistically diverse communities, including First Nations People.
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Top tips for navigating the NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) aims to give people living with a disability the funding and supports they need to live their best life. Here are some handy tips and tricks to navigate NDIS
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The benefits of using visual supports

Visual supports provide a visual reference that can be used as often as needed, and can support people on the autism spectrum with skill development, communication and increased independence.
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Our amazing 16th Annual Recognition Awards recipients

The Aspect National Recognition Awards acknowledge the achievements of exceptional people in the Autistic and autism communities.
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