Practical tips during self-isolation for autistic adults, their families and carers

As we all self-isolate during the pandemic, our ACER team has been keen to provide something useful and helpful for the various autism communities with which we are involved. We felt that we can most usefully offer some practical and positive tips from our network of students and networks to share the wealth of practical experience that we have in our community. We offer you these 2 minute vlogs with tips from autistic adults, practitioners and researchers and we hope you find them interesting and useful.

You may be interested in our list of resources to assist those with autism 

Tips for autistic adults

Andrea MacLeod – 3 top tips for autistic students

Tips for autistic adults

Sue Green – goal setting to help the day

Tips for autistic adults

Pamela Hirsch – strategies for mental & physical health

Tips for autistic adults

Wenn Lawson – keeping motivated

Tips for parents

Rita Jordan – making life predictable

Tips for parents

Barbara Sandland - Homeschooling

Tips for students

Barbara Sandland - student life

Tips for students

Brian Irvine - Survival hints from autistic students

Tips for parents

Lynda Smith - The importance of creation new routines

Tips relevant for everyone

Keren Coney

Tips for students

Dean Beadle - Do what works for you

Research

During the summer 2020, ACER surveyed parents of autistic children about their experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown and produced a set of videos to capture the personal experiences of some families.

Covid-19 and the impact on families with autistic children 

Degrees and courses

Find out about our part-time courses which you can study at home:

MA Inclusion 

 

Also in 'The Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER)'