Grounding activity
20/09/2023
This grounding activity is helpful for children and young people who may be overwhelmed during their school day.
20/09/2023
This grounding activity is helpful for children and young people who may be overwhelmed during their school day.
18/09/2023
Middletown Centre for Autism is pleased to announce following a public appointment process the appointment of Mr Stephen Douthart.
18/09/2023
Many autistic students will be experiencing heightened anxiety this month as they try to settle back into the school routine, familiarise themselves with new teachers and classroom...
14/09/2023
As children and young people return home from school each day your child may be showing significant anxiety and distress.
13/09/2023
Returning to school can be an exciting time for many, but for some students it can produce real upset and anxiety.
12/09/2023
The return to school means the return to homework!
08/09/2023
PE kit! Swimming kit! Art materials!
07/09/2023
Occupational therapist role closes Monday 11th September @ 4pm.
06/09/2023
Our latest Research Bulletin focuses on well-being for all.
04/09/2023
Some children and young people may be feeling anxious about the transition back to the school environment and the school day.
31/08/2023
Teachers, assistants and parents will be keen to establish effective communication between home and school from the start of the new term.
30/08/2023
In the latest episode of the podcast, we talk to Sharon and Caolán McCarthy about the many ways that the environment can impact on autistic people.
29/08/2023
The school environment has a huge impact on an autistic child’s day.
25/08/2023
Post primary students have a lot of things to organise and remember!
24/08/2023
Our latest Research Bulletin focuses on well-being for all.
22/08/2023
Transitions to a new school or further education, is a daunting experience for all children and young people, and preparation is key to ease anxieties.
18/08/2023
Spending time in nature improves wellbeing for all.
16/08/2023
In the latest episode of the podcast, we talk to Dr Peter Vermeulen about his recent work and how our understanding of autism has changed over the years.