After an Autism Diagnosis: First 30 Days and First Priorities

Receiving an autism diagnosis can bring relief, worry, clarity and many competing recommendations. This session offers a calm framework for the first month.

Who this is for

Parents and caregivers of a newly diagnosed child, or families revisiting an overwhelming early support plan.

What the session will cover

• How to read the assessment report and prepare follow-up questions
• Choosing two functional goals that matter in daily life
• Coordinating health, communication, education and family priorities
• Questions to ask before committing to a therapy package
• Recognising cure promises, pressure and unsupported claims
• Protecting caregiver capacity and planning sustainable support

What to bring

A notebook and a copy of your questions—not a child’s private reports. Individual records will not be reviewed in the public session.

Important scope

This session provides general education. It cannot diagnose a child, recommend an individual treatment plan or replace care from a qualified professional who knows the child and family.

Registration: Reserve a free place below. Capacity is limited to 40 participants.

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