Understanding reasons for later autism diagnosis

Celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2026

Aspect is proud to celebrate Speech Pathology Week 2026 and recognise the important role speech pathologists play in supporting Autistic people.

How accessible is Australia for Autistic people?

For many Autistic people, a typical day can mean encountering one accessibility barrier after another.

Your future. Your pace.

Coming soon in November 2026! Side by Side – Aspect's new transition program for Autistic young people and their familiesPeople move into adulthood in different ways and at different times, based on their strengths, interests, goals and needs. Whether you're thinking about study, work, independence, or trying something new, you don't have to figure it all out on your own.

This Father's Day, let's hear it for the Autistic dads

Father's Day is a chance to celebrate the many ways fathers support, guide and connect with their children. Yet the experiences of Autistic fathers are rarely part of the parenting conversation. Our research sets out to change that. Let's hear it for the Autistic dads!

Understanding the relationship between Autism and toys

Michael Theo reflects on his passion for toy collecting and explains how toys can provide comfort, emotional regulation and a sense of belonging for Autistic people. Through his personal experiences, he highlights the positive impact of special interests on wellbeing.

Join Scott and run 70km in October for autism

Scott's journey from struggling to fit in to proudly embracing his Autistic identity has inspired him to take on Run for Autism. Join him this October and help support Autistic people to feel understood, supported and empowered.

Meet Ella Brissenden: the Autistic illustrator behind 'Edward’s Astonishing Animals' - Part 2

Illustrator Ella Brissenden shares how her own experiences and creative approach helped bring Edward’s Astonishing Animals to life through rich, detailed artwork that reflects the story’s themes of identity, belonging and special interests.

Meet Ella Brissenden: the Autistic illustrator behind 'Edward’s Astonishing Animals' - Part 1

Illustrator Ella Brissenden shares how her own experiences and creative approach helped bring Edward’s Astonishing Animals to life through rich, detailed artwork that reflects the story’s themes of identity, belonging and special interests.

Michael Theo on writing his first children's book

Known to many as an actor, Michael Theo shares the story behind his first children's book and why creating a neurodivergent main character was so important to him.

Available does not always mean accessible

A research Q&A with Dr Vicki Gibbs and Dr Chris Edwards

Could AI make the world work better for Autistic people?

Craig Smith, Manager, Technology and Innovation at Positive Partnerships, says Autistic people are already finding practical ways to use AI to support executive functioning.

Aspect at 60: A students journey to belonging

Vivien shares how attending an Aspect school helped her build confidence, feel accepted and be herself. She explains why a supportive school environment made all the difference.