Energy Budget, a free game about energy, masking and autistic burnout
ASD Wellbeing
Autistic Burnout and Masking: What They Are and How to Protect Your Energy
What masking and autistic burnout are, the early warning signs, what helps, and a free game to practise planning a week of energy.
October 2026  ·  6 min read
Macau skyline by day, with Macau Tower
ASD Research
5 Key Findings from My Research on Autism and Employment in Macau
The five most important things I learned from my Master's research into life after school for young people with autism in Macau.
October 2026  ·  6 min read
A clapperboard reading Scene: Real Life, Take 2
ADHD Approach
ADHD: "Take 2", Replaying Real Situations to Build Better Responses
What if you could replay the argument, the blurted comment or the missed deadline, and try it differently? That's the idea behind Take 2.
October 2026  ·  4 min read
Living at University, a free SLEducation social skills game
ASD Research
Why I Use Games to Teach Social Skills: Gamification and Autistic Learners
Points, levels and progress bars aren't just for fun. Here's what the research says about games and autistic learners, and how I've used it in my free games.
October 2026  ·  5 min read
Ten executive function skills shown as cards, from starting to pausing
ADHD Families
ADHD: Executive Function Explained, a Guide for Parents
Executive function is the brain's management system. Here are the ten skills I work on with teens and adults with ADHD, and what parents can do at home.
October 2026  ·  5 min read
A group of students sitting on a concrete bench
ASD Independent Living
Is My Teen Ready for University Life Abroad? A Guide for Hong Kong Families Considering the UK
A readiness checklist for Hong Kong families sending an autistic teen to a UK university, and what support international students can actually access.
September 2026  ·  6 min read
People having a video conference
ASD Life Skills
Preparing Autistic Teens in Hong Kong for University Admission Interviews
What to expect from JUPAS and UK university interviews, why they can be harder for autistic teens, and practical ways to help them prepare.
September 2026  ·  6 min read
Hong Kong skyline at night
ASD Local Support
Autism Support in Hong Kong: A Guide for Parents
A practical overview of assessment, school support, and specialist services in Hong Kong — plus the real gaps in 1:1 and executive functioning support — and where SLEducation fits alongside them.
September 2026  ·  6 min read
Macau skyline at night
ASD Local Support
Autism Support in Macau: What Parents Need to Know
Autism support in Macau is more limited than in Hong Kong. Here's what recent research shows, and how families can find support closer to home.
September 2026  ·  4 min read
Stop, Think and Choose shown as red, yellow and teal buttons
ADHD Strategy
ADHD: The Stop-Think Strategy and Why We Practise It Out Loud
Pause, think through your options, then choose. The Stop-Think strategy is simple to explain and hard to use in the moment, which is why I practise it live.
September 2026  ·  5 min read
A clock beside cards reading Now and Not now
ADHD Executive Function
ADHD: Why Capable Teens Still Struggle With Deadlines
"He's so bright, so why can't he just get it done?" Time blindness, task initiation and working memory explain a lot, and there are practical ways to help.
August 2026  ·  5 min read
Two performers rehearsing a scene in a black box studio
ASD
What Improv Taught Me About Teaching Social Skills to Autistic Students
Structure and spontaneity together, not either/or: why quiet and autistic students so often opened up during improvisation, and how that shaped the SLEducation approach.
August 2026  ·  4 min read
A person on a video call, having a live, unscripted conversation
ASD
Autism and Scripts: Why I Don't Use Them (Even Though They Feel Safer)
A script feels safe, but social situations are unpredictable by nature. Here's why I teach the reasoning behind a skill instead of a fixed script.
August 2026  ·  3 min read
Two people having a casual conversation outdoors
ASD
Autism and Small Talk: A Skill, Not a Personality Trait
"I'm just bad at small talk" treats it as a fixed trait. It isn't — small talk is made of learnable, teachable moves.
August 2026  ·  4 min read
Students walking on a university campus
ASD Independent Living
Autism and University Life: Understanding the Specific Challenges
University life brings a wave of new, unwritten social rules all at once. Understanding what actually causes difficulty is the first step to managing it.
August 2026  ·  3 min read
Person messaging on a phone
ASD Relationships
Safe Online Dating: A Practical Guide for Autistic Adults
Online dating opens up real opportunities to connect — but it also comes with risks that are easy to miss. Here's how to date online with more confidence and less guesswork.
August 2026  ·  5 min read
Studio City resort in Macau
ASD Research
Autism and Employment in Macau: Hopeful Signs and What Could Come Next
Growing awareness in Macau, and six ideas from my research that could help young people with autism thrive after school.
July 2026  ·  4 min read
A barista making drip coffee
ASD Local Support
Support for Young People with ASD in Macau
From the disability card to organisations like Fuhong, Caritas and IC2: an overview of the support available for young people with autism in Macau.
July 2026  ·  4 min read
A family group photo outdoors
ASD Families
The Role of Family in the Journey to Work: Lessons from Macau
Families play a central role as young people with autism move towards adulthood. What I learned in Macau, plus a few practical ideas for parents.
July 2026  ·  4 min read
Thought, feeling and action cards on a purple background
ADHD Approach
ADHD: My CBT-Informed Approach to Executive Function Support
What CBT-informed actually means in my ADHD sessions, why I practise skills out loud instead of just discussing them, and what the research says.
July 2026  ·  6 min read
Two young men wearing safety glasses at work
ASD Life Skills
More Than Doing the Job: How ASD Can Affect Working Life in Macau
For many people with autism, the biggest barriers at work are not the tasks themselves, but the unwritten social rules and unexpected changes around them.
July 2026  ·  5 min read
A man and a woman sitting face to face in a job interview
ASD Life Skills
University or Vocational Training? Choosing the Next Step After School in Macau
University or vocational training? What my research found about the pathways after school for young people with autism in Macau, and the gap facing more independent learners.
July 2026  ·  5 min read
Macau skyline by day, with Macau Tower
ASD Research
Why I Researched Autism and Employment in Macau
What happens to young people with autism once they leave school? Key findings from my Master's research into the career opportunities and challenges in Macau.
June 2026  ·  5 min read
Colourful speech bubbles
ASD Approach
Autism, Scripting and Improvisation: Why SLEducation Takes a Different Approach
Social scripting has its place — but for teenagers and adults with autism, improvisation-based practice builds the kind of genuine, flexible skills that actually transfer to real life.
June 2026  ·  4 min read
Person preparing for a job interview
ASD Life Skills
Job Interviews and Autism: How to Prepare Without a Script
Job interviews present specific challenges for autistic individuals. Understanding why — and practising the right skills — makes all the difference.
June 2026  ·  4 min read
Two teenagers talking in a school corridor
ASD Communication
Autism and Turn-Taking: Why Conversation Turns Are Hard and How to Get Better
Knowing when to speak, when to stop, and how to read conversational signals is a learnable skill. Here is what the research says and how to develop it.
June 2026  ·  4 min read

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