Wakefield Support Group for Autism

Autism Spectrum Conditions in Wakefield and Surrounding Areas

Support and discussion for anyone involved with autism and related conditions in our district. Feel free to add discusions and events.

About this site

Feel free to add your own discussions, groups, any info and events you think will be useful for others.

Also any questions you have about autism spectrum, services in our area, the WSGA or this website.

The idea of this website is to share information and support between all- carers, people on the spectrum, organisations, services...

You don't need to be a member of the group to join us- but you do need to have a genuine interest in ASC in Wakefield, UK.

Wakefield Support Group for Autism understands how diagnosis can sometimes take time to obtain and we welcome families and individuals who are undiagnosed but suspect a autism spectrum condition.

Latest Activity

Pub and Pool at the New Union - Wakefield Autistic Adult's Group at The New Union

January 26, 2012 from 6:30pm to 9pm

Social group for adults on the autistic spectrum. New members are always welcome although its advisable to email or phone beforehand so we know to look out for you. You are welcome to bring a supportive family member, partner, friend or worker if you want to. If you cannot find us on the night.. There are mobile numbers you can ring: Laura: 07584836207 (only use on the day of the meeting) Norma: 07534497455 (use any day time- see below) For more information email Laura:…See More

Event updated by Laura Clayton Jan 21

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Laura Clayton replied to JAMES AITKEN's discussion 'Architecture and Autism'

I have been trying to get myself into an NT perspective for 28 nearly 29 years.. haven't managed yet.. doubt anyone could do the same the opposite way round either.

Jan 20

JAMES AITKEN replied to JAMES AITKEN's discussion 'Architecture and Autism'

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply especially in such detail. Basically I only have 5 weeks for this project and I really need to get my self into an autistic persons perspective to fully understand and create a strong design. I…

Jan 20

Laura Clayton replied to JAMES AITKEN's discussion 'Architecture and Autism'

Have you seen: http://www.autism.org.uk/en-GB/Working-with/Creating-autism-friendly-spaces/Architects.aspx

Jan 19