Our Autistic Allies facebook community seeks to offer help and support to Autistics, parents and people who work with Autistic people.
Therefore we pride ourselves on having a few useful groups, for all kinds of questions
In order to join the community however, everyone needs to be a member of our primary group called Autistic Allies ☺. This way we can quickly link people back to any useful information and it also gives members added security ☺
Autistic Allies
Learn about autism positivity and neurodiversity
Members ask questions like :
I need help debunking the vaccine myth
Why do people use identity first language?
How can I make my area more accepting?
What do you make of this article?
You have to be a member of Autistic Allies to be a member below
SupportyMcGroupface
A great support group for Autistics and parents alike
Members ask questions like this:
My kid won't eat vegetables
How do I work with this behaviour?
How can I help my kid with this?
I feel ....... , can you relate?
You have to be a member of Supportmcgroupface to access the two groups below
Supportymcloveboat
For help with relationships when one member or both is autistic
Members ask questions like this:
I don't understand my wife because ....
Why does my partner do this ...... ?
EverythingMcElseface
Just a fun group ☺
Posts like:
Look at this cool meme
Try this daft quiz
I need to take my cat to the vets
I was speaking to a friend yesterday and .....
Educational Autistic Allies
( you need to be a member of Autistic Allies but not a member of Supportymcgroupface to be in this group)
This group is for Educators, therapists and home schoolers, as well as parents who need more guidance
Questions asked are often:
How can I help the autistic kid in my classroom?
How can I help my kid learn this?
I need help with my child's IEP
I need resources to help my kid learn about
Please also give our pages a like :
Autistic Allies facebook page
Autistic Allies Supporting Science
And Our Twitterfeed
Autistic Allies twitterfeed
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This blog is associated with the Autistic Allies group on Facebook, and is a portal to useful online content. We primarily support the principle of acceptance, which exclusively involves the use of interventions that assist an autistic individual to reach their potential best selves, rather than trying to "fix" or "cure" them. We maintain a positive outlook about autism and actively work to dispel negative myths and stereotypes.