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Mae awtistiaeth yn effeithio ar bawb mewn gwahanol ffyrdd, felly mae’n anodd cyffredinoli profiadau pobl. Mae rhai pobl ag awtistiaeth yn byw bywydau cymharol annibynnol, ond bydd angen cymorth arbenigol ar eraill am oes.

Mae’r adran hon, sy’n cynnwys toreth o gyngor ymarferol, wedi’i hysgrifennu’n bennaf ar gyfer rhieni, ond mae’n cynnwys rhywfaint o wybodaeth wedi’i hysgrifennu ar gyfer pobl ag awtistiaeth a syndrom Asperger.

Yn yr adran hon

Education: Children and young people with autism are entitled to extra help in education, from early years through to university. Find out more here.
Understanding behaviour: Practical information and tips on understanding and managing 'unusual' or challenging behaviour.
Communicating and interacting: Ways to develop communication and social skills, including details of social groups across the UK.
Strategies and approaches: There is no 'cure' for autism, but there are some approaches that people use to help with various difficulties they may experience.
At home: Guidance on the often simple changes that can be made at home or at school to make surroundings more autism-friendly.
Out and about: Hints and tips about dealing with or managing situations such as family days out and holidays, or going out and about locally – for example, to the shops.
Employment: Information on employment for people with autism, their parents and carers, and employers.
Benefits and community care: Information about some of the benefits and services available to people with autism and their parents and carers.
Adults with autism or Asperger syndrome: Shortcuts to relevant information from across the website.
Parents, relatives and carers: Shortcuts to information written specifically for parents, relatives, partners and carers of people with autism and Asperger syndrome.
Real-life stories: Here are some of the real-life personal stories that people have told us about their experiences of living with autism.