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Tristia ClarkeTristia ClarkeMore talk about autism

Since writing my previous post, the new TreeHouse website, talkaboutautism.org.uk, has been launched very successfully.

You can see some of the media coverage on the research we conducted into the levels of autism services around the UK – on The Independent’s website, the Daily Telegraph’s website, and on CommunityCare.co.uk and Children & Young People Now.

While on the subject of autism, a video featuring Ian Wylie, CEO of autism charity TreeHouse, and well-known child psychologist Tanya Byron, can also be viewed below:


Talk about autism from TalkTalk on Vimeo.

Tanya Byron has also written a fascinating blog post in support of the new website. We look forward to continuing our work with TreeHouse in the coming months to continue the debate about autism.

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