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Share Magazine

Share is our online magazine and one of the ways in which we communicate the work of our Centre for Practice Innovation. Here you will find an eclectic mix of features, case studies and opinion pieces.

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Grasping the Nettle by the Horns: Living and Working with my Autistic Thinking – Part 2

Jeanie Macfarlane, Senior Autism Advisor, Scottish Autism
11/07/2019
My jigsaw pieces are mounting up! Piecing together aspects of my development that indicate autism has been a fascinating, at times uncomfortable,...
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Ideal or Ordeal: How do older people fare in residential care homes?

Catherine J Crompton, Post Doctoral Researcher at University of Edinburgh and Cos Michael, Autism Consultant
28/05/2019
As in the general population, as autistic adults grow older they may need residential accommodation for support with declining physical and/or mental...
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"It's all about Timing' The Therapeutic Rhythms of Equine Therapy and Autism

Roslyn Malcolm, Phd Student, University of Edinburgh
28/05/2019
What people need to undertand is that nothing changes about your autism from when you are little to when you grow up. The sensory problems and social...
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Making Music at New Struan School

Joseph Long, Research Manager, Scottish Autism
28/05/2019
An Interview with Jack Tidy (second left) and Jason Davidson (second right) Students from Scottish Autism’s New Struan School recently had the...
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Grasping the Nettle by the Horns

Jeanie Macfarlane, Senior Autism Advisor, Scottish Autism
28/05/2019
Living and Working with my Autistic Thinking During a recent presentation, I discussed ‘reclaiming the jigsaw’ from negative associations within the...
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Review of Scottish Autism Research Group Seminar

Lorna Camus, Phd Student, Heriot Watt University
28/05/2019
The focus of March’s Scottish Autism Research Group(SARG) seminar was education and autism, with talkscovering topics such as inclusion, technology...
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News and Events

28/05/2019
News Charlene’s New Role Our Deputy Chief Executive, Charlene Tait, has been commissioned by the Scottish Government as a key adviser on a series of...
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Scottish Autism's 50th Anniversary - Scottish Parliamentary Reception

Alastair Clarkson, Researcher in Residence, Scottish Autism
17/12/2018
Pictured (L-R): Clare Haughey, Scottish Minister for Mental Health, Dorry McLaughlin, Chief Executive, Charlene Tait, Deputy Chief Executive and...