Fiona Knott - Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology at the Centre for Autism - University of Reading

Fiona is a clinical psychologist and Associate Professor at the University of Reading. Her research interests have three main strands: development and treatment of anxiety problems in autistic children, employability and autism, and attitudes to autism.

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Fearless four set for fundraising plunge

Four fearless fundraisers - two from Prior's Court and two from one of our corporate partners - are gearing up for a skydive to raise funds for Prior's Court's work supporting autistic young people with complex needs.
A sunny day sprucing up a garden

A team of volunteers from our corporate partners Charles Hunter Associates got stuck into getting the gardens of one of our residential homes for autistic young people ready for Spring in a recent visit.
Autistic adults join together in fundraiser with fellow Dame Stephanie Shirley-founded charity

Autistic adults supported by Prior's Court and Autism at Kingwood, both founded by Dame Stephanie Shirley, have strode out together on a joint fundraising event symbolising the start of exploring the organisations working more closely together.
Carney Sweeney volunteers dig deep in Countryside Learning Centre

Volunteers from our corporate partners Carney Sweeney enjoyed the great outdoors on a visit to our beautiful site, as they got their hands dirty to help spruce up one of our learning environments for the autistic young people we support.

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All young people at Prior's Court are autistic, have severe learning disabilities and complex needs. We strive to help them to be healthy, happy, more independent and have the opportunity to work. We aspire to transform the lives of even more autistic young people with complex needs and continually push forward with improvements and innovations to provide the best possible care. This is why we exist. Read more

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