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Assessment

Any information or activity offered to parents as a pre-assessment service.

Understanding the Assessment Pathway - workshop (ND webpages)

Pre-assessment

Any information or activity offered to parents as a pre-assessment service.

Salford's neurodevelopmental assessment pathway

Post-assessment

Services / groups / activities offered after diagnosis
Post Diagnostic Group - via referral from Paediatrician or CAMHS

Sensory

Autistic people often experience their senses differently and understanding this can be the key to supporting the autistic person to self-regulate and understand themselves better: Here are some useful resources about sensory needs and differences’.
GM resources on sensory

Physical Health & Co-occurring Conditions

Autistic children/adults may also develop a few co-occurring health issues. These may be physical or mental health conditions.

Attention & Activity

Autistic children may also have co-occurring conditions that affect attention and activity. Services below may be able to support you with these.

The Hyperactive Children's Support Group | mycity Directory

Eating

Due to sensory differences, many autistic children/adults have preferences with eating.

GM resources on eating

Sleep

Sleep difficulties are very common for autistic children. Not only can this have a massive impact on the autistic child, but it can impact parents, carers and other family members.

Communication

Autistic people often have some communication differences.
The resource below offer some general advice:
Salford Care Organisation (NCA) Children's Speech and Language Therapy Service | mycity Directory

An Introduction to Speech, Language and Communication skills in Neurodivergent children - workshop via ND webpages.

GM resources on communication

Understanding Behaviour

Some autistic children have difficulties with communication, sensory experiences and thinking styles. 

Education

The information below relates to available services and support related to education where you live.
GM resources on education