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The following websites, fact sheets and information may be useful to parents,
carers and autists on the area of specialist speech therapy for people with autism.
For further information please contact the organisations concerned.
FACT SHEETS ON SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY
Autism London have produced fact sheets on speech therapy. To access this
information please click on the icon below:
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THE NAS FACT SHEET
The National Autistic Society have produced a fact sheet on speech and
language therapy. To read the NAS information please click on the icon below:
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I CAN
I CAN is the charity that helps children with speech and language
difficulties across the UK. The charity works to create a society where their special needs are recognised, understood and
met, so that they have the same opportunities in life as other children.
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AFASIC
Afasic is the UK charity, established in 1968, to help children and young
people, their families and the professionals working with them.
Afasic is a recognised training provider and the charity offers
a range of services that include a helpline, publications, support groups, and membership. Please click on the icon below
to access the Afasic website:
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SPEECH & LANGUAGE THERAPISTS
Are you interested in working as a speech and language therapist? There
is a huge shortage of speech therapists at the moment and many children and adults with autism - particularly those with communication
disorders are struggling without support.
If you are interested in joining the profession please access the website
of the Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists for further information on Speech Therapy as a Career.
The RCSLT have backed and supported the Autism Awareness Campaign. Please
click on the icon below to go to the RCSLT website:
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TALKING POINT
Talking Point is your first stop on the internet
for information about speech, language and communication difficulties in children. This website has useful information to
parents and professionals. Please click on the TALKING POINT logo to access the site.
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