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You can download a list of NAS services in Surrey for children, young people or adults with autistic spectrum disorders.
You can also download a list of NAS parent support groups in Surrey, including groups for parents of adults, parents of girls, or fathers of children with ASDs. .
Regrettably our directories of UK and local resources have had to be removed. However you can download a PDF file containing details of schools for children in Surrey. More information can be found on Autism Services Directory
Information about Surrey County Council's Autism Project (developing services for adults with autistic spectrum disorders) can be found on Surrey's Learning Disability Partnership Board website.

Comments or problems with the site should be addressed to the webmaster John Muggleton by completing the form here

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Local News & Events

Socialeyes: a new and innovative approach to learning social skills and developing social understanding for people on the autism spectrum, especially those with Asperger syndrome... | more

Some presentations from our conference 'Growing Up with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder' now available, including advice about homework... | more

Read a report into FE provision for young people with ASD's in Surrey, funded by the Learning Disability Development Fund... | more

Todays Feature

Autism and ASD : More Evidence about their Nature and Symptomatology by Mike Connor. The topics covered here include sleep patterns among children with autism or ASD and among adults with autism and learning difficulties; sensory integration and perceptual experience; motor symptoms as a possible means of differentiating high functioning autism from Asperger Syndrome; and family environment (expressed emotion) and symptoms in adolescents and adults with autism. (2006).

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