2012 Conference

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We are pleased to announce some details of our 2012 conference. Called the 4 W's Conference, the theme for 2012, in direct response top the 2011 conference feedback, is '(Autism) What Works, What Won't'. It will be held at the Hilton Hotel, Blackpool, on the 1st June.

Also in response to delegate feedback from our 4th conference, we are pleased to inform you that  featuring on the programme, from Australia, will be Dr. Wendy Lawson MAPS Bss, Bsw(Hons), GDip(Psychstud), GDip(Psychology) PhD. A number of delegates asked for Wendy directly, while others stated that they'd like to hear from people on the autistic spectrum, and she is both. On hearing the theme she is raring to go. We will be updating you on our other three speakers when available.

Examples Wanted

What we can reveal is that we will be including a section that features audience participation, as we invite delegates to tells us What Works What Won't. So if you are a parent or caraer and have examples that might help another parent or carer of a child with autism, please email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Here Is What Some Have Said About Wendy

"Wendy's ability to convey the essence of her autistic world to others is remarkable. As an adult educator, with training in psychology and family issues, Wendy offers a valuable contribution to understanding and working with individuals with Autism Spectrum disorder. Having known, listened to and worked with Wendy, I highly recommend her as an intriguing and interesting speaker who has much to offer professionals and families, to enhance their insights into autism in a humorous and vivid way".
Professor Margot Prior. Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne.

"When Wendy spoke to us at the parent's night, for the first time I understood my little boy. I wish I had heard Wendy's words two years ago when Michael was first diagnosed with Autism ….it would have saved me so much stress and confusion."    Jane, Sydney.

"A wonderful sense of humour portrayed while increasing awareness by using personal experiences."
Parent, High Wycombe Support Group.

" Hearing Wendy changed my life….." Sarah, Bradford Support Group.

"Fascinating! As a reacher I have found the talk very inspiring and will certainly be more aware of the pupils I teach and what they may be thinking and feeling. I will be much more conscious of the language I use when speaking to them. Thank you." Teacher, Bucks UK.

"Now I have some hope for the future…" John, Dagenham Support Group.

"If you have not heard Wendy speak then do not miss any opportunity to hear her. Our members in Gloucestershire cannot get enough of her and we just keep inviting her back!" Sarah, Stroud Autistic Support Group UK.

Maria from Notts in the UK says: "people are still talking about your training event..... weeks after .."