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Irish Society for Autism

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.

Research Study

Dr. Sinéad Smyth from DCU’s School of Psychology is conducting the T-Res Project. The purpose of this research is to measure the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 situation on parents and children with Autism.

Research Study

The impact of class size on the happiness of children with Autism: Parent and Teacher Perspectives

Research Study

Autism-related language preferences. U21 Autism Research Network – a network of Autism researchers across 6 continents, are aiming to address issues of diversity and inclusion in Autism research.

Research Study

The NUI Galway GEMMA project is an Autism research project which aims to develop greater understanding of the relationship between Autism and gastrointestinal symptoms and why some children have Autism and others do not

Research Study

The Workplace Inclusion and employmeNt opportunities for youth WITH aUtism (WIN-WITH-U), are calling on Autistic people, their caregivers/families, and employers, to fill in a brief survey.

Research Study

Parents experiences of accessing appropriate education for young children with Autism.

Research Study

TRAINS (Transitions for All into School) Parent Questionnaire.

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