Research Study
GEMMA is an international EU project which is investigating gastrointestinal problems like constipation, diarrhoea, or tummy pains that are experienced by up to 80% of children with Autism.
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Research Study
Aobh Nic Ghiolla Phadraig is a final year student of Psychology in DCU, who is conducting research to examine the relationship between children’s sleep, their parents sleep, and the overall effect on family function.
Research Study
Anxiety in Autism. A research team in Dublin City University is conducting research into a new concept to address anxiety in the autistic population.
Research Study
Katie Kelly Foran is a Psychology student in Dublin City University and is conducting her Masters Research Study on “Siblings experiences of having a sibling diagnosed with Autism”.
Research Study
Students on the Autism spectrum attending higher education: Challenges for students and educators.
Research Study
Kalem Mahon is conducting a research project exploring parent/guardian experiences of the transition to adulthood and adult services for young Autistic adults with an intellectual disability.
Research Study
The University of Cambridge, as part of AIMS-2-TRIALS, are running two important surveys to tell policymakers what’s important to Autistic people and carers.
Research Study
Madeleine Diepman is conducting a research project on investigating sensory & social responses in Autistic children and young people, compared to neurotypical children and young people.
Autism Bill
The Irish Society for Autism is delighted to fully support the Regional Group of Independent TDs in progressing the Autism Bill.
Donation of Trampoline to St. Paul’s Special School
A huge thank you to Gary from Trampolines Ireland who very kindly donated a 14 foot trampoline to the Irish Society for Autism, which St. Paul’s Special School will be the beneficiary of.
