OAASIS Publications

All our free publications give positive and helpful guidelines to the condition they cover, plus where to find further reading, other useful contacts and websites.

OAASIS produces 35 free information sheets on learning disorders and a range of SEN issues.

We also have a set of First Guides to... for more in-depth information on some of the more common learning difficulties.

Our What is...? cards are useful, short descriptions of a disorder, to be used when out and about to inform others.

Our little illustrated booklet Do You Know Someone with Autism? is for reading with a sibling of classmate of a child who has autism.

These photocopiable publications are yours to share with friends, family and colleagues.

If you have problems downloading from our site, or require more than one copy of any publication, please call us for a printed version. There will be a printing plus postage charge depending on your order. Please give us a call for more information - 01590 622 880.

You can also download the Cambian Education schools and college prospectuses by visiting the Cambian Education website on www.cambianeducation.com

Alternatively, if you would like a properly bound copy of the Cambian schools and college prospectuses, please call 01590 622 880. There is no charge for sending these to you.

Click on the links to be taken to the page where you can begin downloading:

The Information Sheets

• 17 on learning disorders
• 5 on issues for children with autism or Asperger Syndrome
• 5 on educational issues
• 3 for adults with Asperger Syndrome
• 5 on other topics - useful contacts and web links; books, legal help, SEN training and conferences

The First Guides

• 8 - on ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, Attachment Disorder, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Complex & Severe Learning Difficulties, Tourette’s Syndrome

Booklet for Children

• Do You Know Someone with Autism?

What is...? Cards

• Small cards to help inform others on: ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, Attachment Disorder, Autism, Dyspraxia, Epilepsy, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Semantic Pragmatic Disorder, Tourette’s Syndrome