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Podcast Information Sheet – CJay Smith

28/08/2025

Our latest podcast featured CJay Smith, Assistive Technology and Communication Specialist with Neurodiversity Ireland.

Podcast – Understanding Assistive Technology & AAC with CJay Smith 

27/08/2025

In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to CJay Smith, Assistive Technology and Communication Specialist with Neurodiversity Ireland.

Getting to know your new college

26/08/2025

Starting a college or university course is a time of excitement and potential, but that can also bring some anxiety.

School and Home Communication

25/08/2025

Teachers, assistants and parents will be keen to establish effective communication between home and school from the start of the new term.

Mind map for starting university

22/08/2025

Today we have another resource for young people preparing to start university.

Navigating exam results

19/08/2025

Getting exam results can feel overwhelming, no matter what the results are.

Minibeasts matching activity

14/08/2025

Spending time in nature improves wellbeing for all.

Podcast – Autism Europe Congress with Adam Harris 

13/08/2025

In the latest Middletown Podcast, Adam Harris joins us to chat about the upcoming Autism Europe Congress.

My Countdown to School

11/08/2025

The transition back to school after the Summer holidays can be a difficult time, even if a student is excited to get back in the classroom.

Wednesday Webinars are BACK

08/08/2025

Middletown Centre for Autism is pleased to Announce the Return of Wednesday Webinars.

Beach trips

07/08/2025

We can’t always depend on beach weather but there’s still fun to be had at the seaside!

Waiting for exam results 

04/08/2025

Waiting for exam results can be a stressful time for young people and their families.

Podcast: Allie Mason – Fun and Adventure!

30/07/2025

In the latest Middletown Podcast, we speak to Allie Mason – author, advocate and adventurer! Allie has written a book, “The Autistic Guide to Adventure”.

Research Bulletin – Leisure and Community

28/07/2025

Feeling part of a community and taking part in fun leisure activities should be available to everyone, but for many autistic people, there are barriers to taking part.