Studies Recruiting – Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre

Resilience Experiences and Perspectives in Autistic Adults

What does the term ‘resilience’ mean to autistic adults?
What are factors that have helped or hindered experiences of resilience?
How can we better support autistic adults experiencing stress and challenges?

Through hearing the perspectives and lived experiences of autistic adults, we hope to have a better understanding of resilience in the context of autistic adults and how to better support the autistic community.

Work strengths

We want to know the ways people feel they are, and can be best supported as assets to organisations.

If you are aged 18 years or over, have been or are in the workforce, and especially if you identify as being on the autism-spectrum, we would like to hear from you!

Everyone is welcome to complete the 30-minute survey to help inform policies and practices to enhance workplace inclusion of everyone.

https://tinyurl.com/strengthsatwork

Access the survey

If you have any questions about this study, please contact us at:

susan.hayward@latrobe.edu.au or shennekam@audencia.com

What do Australian Autistic adults experience when they see…

What do Australian Autistic adults experience when they see a neurodiversity affirming psychologist?

If you live in Australia, are 18+, have either been diagnosed or identify as Autistic, and have had at least 1 appointment with a neurodiversity affirming psychologist in the past 2 years, we are keen to hear from you!

La Trobe University researchers invite you to complete a 45-minute online survey.

Please visit https://redcap.link/22azu39d for more details.

This is a photograph of Dr Melissa Gilbert

Contact Dr Melissa Gilbert m.gilbert@latrobe.edu.au with any questions.

Ethics approval HEC23182

Research Opportunities: Autism and Feeding Challenges

Children aged 3 to 12 years

Feeding and Eating in Autism Together (FEAST) Australia (survey)

Dr. Brittany St. John is seeking caregivers of autistic children who have feeding challenges to compete an online survey. You may qualify for the online survey research study about your child’s feeding challenges and the impact of these challenges on your child and family. We are particularly interested in further developing a comprehensive feeding assessment for children with autism. The survey should take approximately 60 minutes.

Resilience Experiences and Perspectives in Autistic Adults

Work strengths

What do Australian Autistic adults experience when they see…

Research Opportunities: Autism and Feeding Challenges

Children aged 3 to 12 years

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