Pictured: Dr Gerry McCarney, Consultant Child and Adolescent Addiction Psychiatrist and Andrea Ryder, Communications Manager of the College of Psychiatrists […]

Closing out our series for World Autism Month, Dr Norella Broderick highlights popular books on autism to support further education. […]

Dr Linda O’Rourke writes about sensory processing for World Autism Month, including what it looks like when it works well, […]

Dr Hazel Fernandez writes about how behaviours of concern in children with Autism may be understood in the context of […]

Dr Eimer Philbin Bowman writes about the prevalence of diagnoses of Autism in women, how autism can look different across […]

Following the blog post on comorbidities in adult autism, we’re looking at the presence of one or more conditions that […]

A quarter of the general population have problems with their mental health at some point in their life. IN autistic […]

In honour of World Autism Month, the College Autism Special Interest Group have put together a number of articles exploring […]

April is the time of year that people around the world are encouraged to start a conversation about autism. This […]

College President Dr William Flannery was featured in an Irish Times article entitled ‘Is your conversation with your therapist truly confidential?’ […]