Hugh Morgan OBE, CEO of Autism Cymru, explains why autism and relationships, sex and sexuality has been so overlooked.
Overview
Date: Tuesday 4 October 2011
Location: Park Inn Hotel, Cardiff
This conference provided attendees with tools and strategies to help people talk confidently and competently about relationships and sexuality with children and adults with autism.
Presentations
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Directions of change for children and young people with ALN
Cliff Warwick, Support for Learners Division, Welsh Government
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Enabling safe sexual expression
Dimpi Hirani and Debbee Adamson, Respond
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'Inappropriate' behaviour: teaching the 3Ps
Lynne Moxon, Education and Services for People with Autism (ESPA)
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My body keeps changing: a personal perspective on autism and puberty
Anya Ustaszewski, autism awareness trainer and campaigner, and composer/musician
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Preparing for puberty
Lynne Moxon, Education and Services for People with Autism (ESPA)
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Sex and relationships education for people with special needs including those with ASD
Lesley Kerr-Edwards, Image in Action
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Sex, autism and the law: balancing the rights and empowerment of people with autism against safeguarding issues
Dr Celia Harbottle, trainer/lecturer