Axia ASD Ltd

15/04/2026

National Autistic Society : Opportunity to join Government SEND consultation event

It’s important to make sure autistic pupils’ needs are fully understood by the Government. We want to make sure you get a chance to have your say about the Government’s planned changes to SEND provision in schools. The Department for…Read more ›

15/04/2026

✨One week to go until we are launching something new✨

📅Your invited to The Dyspraxia Centre of Excellence Launch, we hope to see you all there! Come along to meet the team, and find out what it is all about.

Too many people with Dyspraxia go unsupported, we're changing that. 💜

The group will be held on Wednesday the 22nd April, In the Leverhulme room (1st floor) at Chester Racecourse at our usual time of 12:00pm until 2:00pm. There is a lift and free parking also available - please just tell the car parking staff you are here to attend Axia's group.

The event will be recorded if you are unable to attend.

14/04/2026

A great opportunity for our Manchester and Salford Guests

I am recruiting participants to take part in listening assessments at the University of Salford. We are looking for clinically diagnosed autistic people who consider themselves noise sensitive and neurotypical “normal hearing” people. The assessments are in person and will…Read more ›

02/04/2026

The word Autism in China, means ''Children of the stars'' ✨

02/04/2026

Experts comment on an interim report commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting into the rise in ADHD and Autism, as reported by the Times.

To read in further detail, please click on the link below.

Experts comment on an interim report commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting into the rise in ADHD and Autism, as reported by the Times.

02/04/2026

Our team at Axia is multi-disciplined, with a wealth of experience - many of which are neurodiverse themselves.

We do all we can to ensure you feel comfortable and at ease when attending your assessment at Axia. We adopt the Partnership Model, which recognises the individual as the expert on themselves, and parents as experts on their children, and share the mutual expertise in the room in order to gain an understanding of you/your child.

If you would like further details on our assessment process, please contact our admin office to request an Information Pack. You can read more about the full Axia team on the 'Meet the Team' page of our website.

01/04/2026

Visit the below link to read the National Autistic Society's response to the interim report.

The Government has published its interim report of the independent review into the prevalence of autism, mental health and ADHD.

01/04/2026

Today marks the start of Autism Acceptance Month!

This Month, and every month, we at Axia recognise and celebrate autistic individuals for who they are.
We encourage everyone to learn from Autistic people and embrace neurodiversity. 💜

26/03/2026

Our toys and sensory items support our guests during their assessments, helping them feel relaxed, safe and at ease🌈

26/03/2026

💜 Big update today! 💜

From April we're pleased to introduce our updated assessment's and pricing. We will be offering a broader range of appointment types, making these more accessible to our guests.

And that's not all...We also have the launch of something very exciting coming on the 22nd April that we can't wait to reveal, stay tuned! 👀

24/03/2026

https://www.autism.org.uk/what-we-do/campaign/education/lets-get-send-right/send-reform-teachers-and-professionals-toolkit

The SEND reform toolkit helps teachers and professionals engage with proposed changes to SEND in schools. It provides simple ways to share views, from surveys to formal consultations, plus guidance on contacting MPs and using email templates. It also includes FAQs and a response to the Schools White...

24/03/2026

Our voice plays a vital role in making services better. Every experience shared can help highlight what works and what could be better when it comes to your care.

Research shows the overwhelming majority of people in England – nearly 90% – want to see care improve. But nearly one in five people – 19% – don’t think they have time to share their story. And two in five – 40% – aren’t sure of where and how to give their feedback.

How do I get involved?

Luckily, it’s quicker and easier than you think. You can talk about any experience of care via our confidential survey.

It takes just three minutes to fill in – the time it takes for the kettle to boil, or to wait for the bus. The survey is also available in Easy Read and British Sign Language.

You can share your story in as much or as little detail as you like. It can be about anything, from something as large as your journey through cancer treatment to smaller experiences like the meals you had in hospital.

Every story matters, and every story, good or bad, helps care services hear what works and what could be better when it comes to your support.

Why it matters

Sharing your experiences helps NHS and social care leaders understand what’s working well and what could be improved. The more people who tell their stories, the stronger the case for making changes if they’re needed.

To share your experiences please visit: https://www.healthwatch.co.uk/have-your-say