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Sep162015

ASPECT Newsletter Special Focus on Mental Health & Wellbeing

DateWednesday, September 16, 2015 at 2:15PM

This month ASPECT shift the focus to mental health and wellbeing, taking a look at the importance of strong support networks, as well as the emotional challenges associated with social isolation. 

The newsletter looks at how understanding the correlation between autism spectrum disorders and mental health challenges can lead to significant improvements in wellbeing and positive long term outcomes for children and adults on the spectrum.

Read articles by Dr David Dossetor, Dr Julian Trollor and more.

Link available here 

AuthorJodie Caruana | Comments Off |