Research & Publications
Find out more about different types of research and publications done by The Irish Society for Autism
The Irish Society for Autism believes that research is vitally important to improve the quality of life of people with Autism and their families.
Over the years our organisation has conducted research in numerous areas relating to Autism and will continue to do so into the future. You can view our research studies below. You can also find information regarding various research topics and studies being undertaken by other individuals and organisations.
Latest research
Shauna Doherty is conducting a research study entitled 'Supporting Autistic Girls in the Education System: A Grounded Theory Study’. The purpose of this study is to understand the experiences of…
Research Study
Daily Social Experiences at Work and Wellbeing in Adults with Autism.
Research Study
Self-Reporting OCD Symptoms in Autistic Adults.
Research Study
The Colour of Pain: Co-designing a Colourised Version of the Wong Baker Faces Pain Scale.
Research Study
English and Irish Autism-Related Language Preferences in Ireland.
Research Study
Navigating higher education as an autistic student: a letter to my younger self.
Research & Resources
Below you can see research conducted by The Irish Society for Autism, as well as other ongoing research studies




