Everyone around the world is facing uncertain and unprecedented times. Changes to almost every part of our lives can be stressful, especially to those with Autism and their families. Fortunately, the internet has many resources to help! We’ve compiled links to resources that help students with learning and adults with working at home, as well as health and well being, entertainment, virtually going out, as well as Autism-specific COVID-19 resources.

We’re looking back on 2019 and one of the highlights was Pam, our L4Life Co-founder and Executive Officer, leading our Run Melbourne team and running in the half marathon!

We are so proud of you and your amazing efforts and achievements Pam!! Hear from Pam about her inspirational running journey.

The holiday season can be an especially stressful time for parents of children on the autism spectrum, and it can be a difficult time for those with autism. Here are some helpful activities for your child and family to enjoy during this holiday season.

It’s that time of year again where swimming becomes a focus for all children. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are no different, however, their lessons may need to be tailored for individual learning styles.

One of the defining characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is impairments in communicative behaviours used for social interactions and difficulty developing, maintaining and understanding relationships.

“The early intervention through Learning for Life not only helped Udayan (Udi) in reaching his potential but also helped us become confident parents, socially and emotionally”.

We’re cheering on the Geelong Cats with Zac in June because he’s their Member of the Month 😄💙

It can be really difficult to see your child experiencing such high levels of anxiety in various situations. It is important to trial different strategies to see what works best for your child.