Orientation, not instruction
We help readers understand evidence and prepare questions. We do not tell a person what treatment to choose.
Autism Research Compass was created from a father’s experience: too much important research is hard to find, hard to read and too easy to overstate. We are building a calmer bridge between evidence and everyday questions.
We help readers understand evidence and prepare questions. We do not tell a person what treatment to choose.
We describe autistic people as people, not problems to solve, and recognize different language preferences.
Research expertise and lived expertise answer different questions. Strong coverage needs both.
This beta is founder-led and independent. It has no clinical advisory board yet, and we will never imply otherwise. Our next stage is to form a compensated review circle including autistic adults, parents, clinicians and research-method specialists.
Until then, every article names its source, shows its limits and invites correction.
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