Professional development
Training and conferences
Online training
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- Understanding and supporting autistic people (University of Cumbria)
- Working with the autism spectrum: theory into practice (Edinburgh Napier)
- Postgraduate certificate in autism and Asperger syndrome for UK based delegates (Sheffield Hallam University)
- Postgraduate certificate in autism and Asperger syndrome: summer school for International delegates (Sheffield Hallam University)
- Certificate in understanding autism in school (Canterbury Christchurch)
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We offer courses on scheduled dates at training venues, courses include:
- EarlyBird
- EarlyBird Plus
- Teen Life
- Essential autism
- Autism and SPELL
- Understanding autism in the workplace
- Recruiting autistic employees
- Understanding the workplace for autistic employees
- Introduction to structured teaching based on TEACCH® model
- Autism and eating challenges
- Social stories
- Sexuality, relationships and autism
- Autism and continence
- Autism and sport
- Autism and SPELL in higher education
- Autism and the Criminal Justice System
- Supporting autistic people through social care assessments
- Autism and ageing
- The SPELL framework
- Sensory considerations
- Understanding stress and anxiety and their impact on behaviour
- PDA – strategies for schools
- Understanding autism
- Understanding and supporting autistic people
- Understanding the workplace for women
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Contact us to discuss options for delivering our courses directly to your team. We are also happy to discuss bespoke options.
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Testimonials
I found the handout booklet to be useful and refreshing. The trainer was brilliant; I found the whole course to be very useful and informative
A fantastic overview of sensory awareness, very well presented and interactive. A very interesting session both informative and applicable to practice
Great presentation, everything was covered brilliantly. Felt the course was very interesting and learnt a lot
A really good enjoyable training course. The trainer was excellent and the course included examples from autistic people's perspectives
