A social enterprise supporting people on the autistic spectrum and the people around them.
Online Autism Courses for Everyone
Are you aware that at least 1 in 100 people are on the autism spectrum? That might mean you come across someone every day who has this condition.
The Curly Hair Project has a range of e-courses designed to help you learn how autism might affect somebody in their daily life. Find out how you can support and help them in the best possible way.
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What People say about The Curly Hair Project
"Great summaries, relatable examples and use of colour etc. Alis's work is really easy to read and very insightful. If you are autistic yourself, have an autistic child or work with someone with autism, Alis's work will help you to understand more and learn strategies to help."
"Alis's work is a must read for anyone with ASD and their loved ones, it will help to explain the stresses and worries that we on the spectrum go through every day of our lives and how we can deal with them and be helped by those around us."
"Alis's work is helpful to everyone. It explains how anxiety is different than how it is for 'normal' people as well as how to cope with it and how other people could help. Definitely for people who don't quite understand how they're different or for people looking to help a loved one or friend with Asperger's."
Learn more about The Curly Hair Project
Alis, who is the creator of The Curly Hair Project, wasn’t diagnosed until she was an adult, and her life was unbearable up until that point. She never wants anyone to feel as isolated and anxious as she did. Alis is now living a more comfortable and fulfilling life and this is only because of the strategies she has devised and succinctly communicated in the e-courses.
Along with our e-courses, we also have a variety of resources such as:
The Curly Hair Project’s resources are endorsed by world’s leading psychologist Professor Tony Attwood.
Want a taster of our work? Download our FREE eBook to learn 8 essential things about autism.
