Researchers from the Boerner lab at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute and the University of British Columbia are conducting a study to learn more about how an online website can help autistic youth track their pain and daily experiences. The researchers are also looking at how autistic youth view their own health information, like charts or pictures about pain and sleep. By learning this, scientists and doctors can better understand what autistic youth with pain go through and find ways to provide better care.

The researchers are looking for youth who:

1. Have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder
2. Have chronic pain (pain that has persisted/recurred for 3 months or longer)
3. Live in British Columbia
4. Are between 13 and 18 years old
5. Have basic reading and comprehension and communication skills in English (note: verbal communication is not required to participate)

The study contains a baseline questionnaire, daily surveys to complete over 7 days, and an online interview. Participants will receive a $20-60 gift card for their time.