The Spectrum
The Spectrum – a trusted source
Since its launch in 2019 by Autism SA, The Spectrum website has become a beacon of support and information for the autism community, drawing in over 2 million visitors. This remarkable platform is dedicated to offering high-quality, accessible, and credible information, alongside links to essential support services. It’s a treasure trove of resources, featuring videos, checklists, infographics, personal examples and in-depth articles.
Now available to purchase as a PDF
Autism SA is proud to launch The Spectrum: A Guide to Supporting a Child on the Autism Spectrum.
The booklet is designed to assist parents through the autism journey with four comprehensive sections: Understanding Autism, Getting an Autism Diagnosis, Supports and Services, and Strategies and Practices.
You can now purchase The Spectrum booklet for just $29.90.
Purchasing the PDF allows you to print off the booklet or select pages so you can keep a hard copy on hand when you are seeking practical, credible information about autism. Plus there are additional materials including templates and infographics.
Global reach
While initially aimed at an Australian audience, The Spectrum has transcended borders, gaining international acclaim as a pivotal resource for autism specific information. A significant portion of the site’s visitors come from abroad, underscoring the global demand for reliable information and support.
Among the wealth of resources, the autism checklists, especially the adult checklist, stand out for their popularity. These tools are instrumental in helping individuals ascertain if they, or someone they know, might be autistic, guiding them through the process of seeking a formal diagnosis and understanding the benefits thereof.
Niki Welz, Autism SA Research, Project and Resources Creative expressed pride in the website’s global impact.
“This shows there is a thirst for reliable, credible information about autism, not just from Australians, but the world over. It’s a privilege for Autism SA to be able to provide that information and empower people to make informed decisions that impact their lives.”
Visit The Spectrum website or purchase your copy of The Spectrum: A Guide to Supporting a Child on the Autism Spectrum.
