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Your Autism magazine

Your Autism magazine is our charity’s award-winning publication, produced exclusively for our members. Each edition brings you the latest autism information from our expert team, stories from autistic people and news about our work.

Become a member and get your copy

Check out what's in our Spring 2026 issue:

The latest edition includes:

  • James Hunt, Founder of Stories About Autism, on what he's learned from his sons, Jude and Tommy
  • our response to the proposed SEND reforms in England, plus three families explain why change is so badly needed
  • World Autism Acceptance Month and how to get involved
  • tips from autistic adults on learning to drive
  • readers' advice on how to unmask
  • Ben's diagnosis story

 

  • advice on navigating burnout and reduced capacity
  • Erin's story on the importance of timely diagnosis
  • managing the impact of divorce on autistic children and Matt's story
  • Clare's passion for figure skating
  • Joseph's story of how British Airways showed up for him
  • the latest autism-approved products and winners of the Autism Friendly Award.

Making Waterloo Station autism friendly

London’s Waterloo Station recently achieved our charity’s Autism Friendly Award. We look at the changes that have been made for autistic passengers.

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The Autism Ukraine Project

David Higgs MBE writes about delivering anxiety-reducing aid to autistic Ukrainians – and the heroes he met along the way.

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Become a member today to get your copy  

You can receive Your Autism magazine four times a year by becoming a member of our charity. By joining today, you’ll also receive regular email updates from us and have the opportunity to attend our AGM and join our members' Facebook group to share advice. Click one of the options below to join. 

  • Individual

    We’ve designed a membership for you, whether you are an autistic person, parent, carer or professional.

  • Joint

    Suitable for any two adults living in the same household. Joint membership can be purchased at a concessionary rate and is also available to overseas supporters.

  • Organisation

    Suitable for businesses, groups and other professional bodies. Organisational membership is a great way to keep your colleagues updated with the latest guidance about autism.

'It's a place to get advice and look for information to help us."
Tiffany, mum to Bradley and member for over four years