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    Autism

    Whether you're wondering if you might be autistic, already know you are, or just want to learn more about autism – we've got resources to help. Check out our articles below to learn more about autism, managing your mental health and wellbeing, and finding support that works for you.

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    How do I know if I have autism?

    Have you been wondering whether you might be autistic? Learn more about the signs of autism and what you can do next.
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    Autism and mental health

    Autism and mental health are connected in lots of different ways. Learn more about these links, explore strategies to manage your mental health and wellbeing, and find support that works for you.

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