Amplified, Episode 4: Stevie Lang

In this fourth episode Ginny Grants interviews Stevie Lang, an Autistic trans advocate, writer, and creator of @_steviewrites.

The AAA Project: Building friendships, brick by brick

Teenage autistic advocates, Alyssa and Lachlan Bolger, reflect on the work they do to help other kids find their autistic pride, and what true friendship should look like – and not look like!

Amplified, Episode 3: Kathy Isaacs

In this third episode Ginny Grant introduces Kathy Isaacs, an Autistic advocate and activist, Reframing Autism’s chairperson, and also a director of the charity, The Autistic Realm Australia.

Obsessively, compulsively: An Autistic experience of OCD

In this poignant piece, Reframing Autism’s Ginny Grant explores her experience of obsessive compulsive disorder as an Autistic person.

Amplified, Episode 2: Yenn Purkis

In the second episode Ginny Grant interviews Yenn Purkis, who is an Autistic and non-binary advocate, presenter, and author and co-author of 10 books.

Introduction to Autism, Part 1: What is Autism?

In this foundational piece, Dr Melanie Heyworth explores what Autism is, and how it is manifested in Autistic people’s behaviours and experiences of the world.

Amplified, Episode 1: Melanie Heyworth

In this first episode Ginny Grant interviews Dr Melanie Heyworth, Reframing Autism’s founder and CEO, a self and systemic advocate for the Autistic community, a PhD candidate, and proud mother and educator to her three Autistic children.

‘Social skills’, turn-taking, and board games

Reframing Autism’s Melanie Heyworth discusses how cooperative board games can be a useful resource in encouraging the skills of ‘turn-taking’ and teamwork, and the benefits such games have afforded her family.