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Information on autism, chat rooms, support communities, resources and advice are all now available at the click of a mouse in most homes. However, we have to be selective about the sites and resources we use and wary of information posted about autism that is misleading or exploitative. In saying that, the computer can save us time and money, especially when it comes to finding resources and materials: we can make our own picture cards in a fraction of the time, source innovative activities, and use interactive programs designed to assist our children’s understanding in specific problem areas such as recognizing emotions.

To help you through the overwhelming maze, here are some activity websites, ideas and downloads which I feel are the most useful.

Remember that ‘ABA’ has come a long way as an early intervention strategy and even though you may not be on or wish to be on such an intensive plan, the sites set up for and referring to ABA can have extremely useful resources to use when you are working on directed learning activities.