Jade is a writer, parent, and community educator who creates supportive resources for families navigating Autism. She’s the founder of The Autism Page, a go-to website filled with practical tools, lived insight, and gentle guidance for parents of Autistic children. After her oldest son was diagnosed with Autism at age two, Jade found herself overwhelmed by confusing information and long waitlists so she began sharing the resources she wished she had.
Jade’s work is trusted by thousands of families across the UK. She breaks big, often overwhelming topics into simple, helpful steps like how to use visual communication tools at home (such as PECS, the Picture Exchange Communication System), how to navigate special education paperwork (including EHCPs, or Education, Health and Care Plans), and how to build routines that actually work in everyday family life.
She also serves as a lead trainer and parent support worker at Bristol Autism Support, a local nonprofit that helps families feel more informed and less alone. With a background in strategy and information, and firsthand experience as a full-time mum to two Autistic boys, Jade brings both clarity and care to everything she creates.
This is the first in a bi-monthly series written by voices within the autism community that we want to amplify. Jade Page is a UK-based mom to two kids with autism. This is her story about finding the right resources to support her kids with communication.
