Useful Websites



www.thegraycenter.org

Information on Carol Gray's method of teaching social skills.

 

www.jkp.com

Site for publishers of catalogues and books on Autism/Asperger.

 

www.fultonpublishers.co.uk

Publishers who deal with educational books including ASD's and SEN.

 

www.afasic.org.uk

Charity site with helpline and considerable information regarding children with speech and language disorders. This includes info on claiming DLA (Disability Living Allowance) as communication is considered a 'bodily function'.

Helpline 08453 55 55 77

 

www.looksmart.com

Articles on Giftedness and overlap with Asperger Syndrome.

 
www.ace-ed.org.uk 
Advisory centre for Educational information Telephone 0808 800 5793.

 www.ipsea.org.uk

Independent Advice on the Educational System and SEN. Telephone 0800 0184016 Inc, free second opinions.

 

www.nasen.org.uk 

National Association for Special Educational Needs

 

 www.network81.org
Parents for Inclusion site. 


www.cafamily.org.uk

Contact a family.

Holds lists of those looking for/offering support with similar situations.

 

www.allenshea.com

Person centred planning.

 

http://healthboards.com

News items on latest research.

 

www.portsmouth-autism-support.co.uk

Portsmouth Autism Support Group.

 

www.differentworlds.org.uk

Basingstoke Autism/Asperger's Support Group

http://www.adhddorset.btik.com
ADHD Dorset

Budmouth Technology College
A Stars Home Base


Cinema Card

The Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card Website


The NAS South Hampshire Branch

South Hampshire Branch National Autistic Society


Directory of Disabled 
Information Aids & Disability Services
Information aids and disability services

www.twas.org.uk

The Wessex Autistic Society

www.counselling-directory.org.uk
Search for a counsellor or psychotherapist near you

www.nutritionist-resource.org.uk
Search for a nutritionist near you

www.cerebra.org.uk
'Cerebra is a unique charity set up to help improve the lives of children with brain related conditions through research, education and directly supporting the children and their carers'. Lots of fact sheets and useful information on a multitude of issues.


www.incredibleyears.com

A series of training programs, intervention manuals and DVDs to promote children’s social competence, emotional regulation and problem solving skills and reduce their behavior problems.

www.naturaltherapyforall.com
 An online directory listing therapists (counsellors, chiropractors, acupuncturists etc) all over the UK. All the therapists registered with us will have a relevant qualification and insurance cover or proof of registration with a professional body, so we ae assured of their professionalism. The site also has a wealth of information about various types of distress that complementary therapies can help, as well as a blog about the latest therapy news.

www.therapy-directory.org.uk
A directory created to promote the benefits of complementary therapy and aim to give visitors all the information they need to help them make an informed decision about whether therapy would be right for them. The website has an FAQ's section, a number of useful articles written by members and the facility to search for a practitioner in your area. 


 

The websites listed below (or above whichever is appropriate of course) are for information purposes only and therefore do not necessarily constitute recommendations by A-Stars, nor any of its members.


A-Stars cannot be held responsible for any content on external websites which can be accessed via the links on this website.




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