Our Courses

Below is an example of some of the training we run regularly within the business. (Click here for the complete list of training courses we offer)

Most of our established training session are 1 day courses that run from 9.30am till 2.30pm to allow for school pick up. All our courses can be tailored to suit professionals and these typically run from 9.30am till 3.30pm.

A few of our courses run over several sessions for example the supporting siblings course for young people and our Me, myself and autism course which is aimed at young people who have recently received a diagnosis.

We also tailor make a lot of courses specific to the customers requirements so if you can't see what you're looking for please contact us to enquire.

Understanding Autism

This seminar will support families to;

Develop an understanding of autism
Discuss experiences of getting a diagnosis
Identify how autism can affect families
Explore practical ideas for developing communication strategies
Clarify support that families may be entitled to and ways to access this

Sensory Needs

This seminar will support families to;

Consider sensory systems and how effective these may be
Examine how sensory information may be processed differently
Discuss how people with Autism may experience different senses
Suggest practical support strategies

This seminar will support families to;

To examine and understand anxiety in autism
To examine behaviours that you find difficult to understand or manage
To be able to use the WHAT, WHY, and HOW method of understanding behavior
To outline practical support to help you and your child to learn to manage anxiety and distressed behaviour

This seminar is specific to those supporting a daughter/s and will cover:

The key areas of difference
Differences in female autism presentation
Autism and anxiety
Strategies to build self esteem
Support to spend time with others
Supporting through early adolescence

This seminar will cover;

Autism in the teenage years
Self esteem and motivation
Puberty and relationships
Sources of support

This seminar will cover;

Why transitions can be difficult
Transitions in education
How to support transitions in general
Independence building
Managing expectations
Transition into adulthood (Things to consider)
Building skills (Money Management)
Further education

Other seminars we run are:

Building a behaviour management plan
Understanding and supporting Executive Function and how to support
Supporting communication and predictability
Talking to your child about ASD
Could it be Autism?
Supporting sibling (for young people aged 8 to 16)
Supporting siblings for parents/carers
Common toileting difficulties
Building social stories workshop
Sleep and autism
Understanding and supporting eating difficulties
Supporting autistic employees
Autism, sport and physical activity
Understanding absconding and running away behaviours
Introduction to Neurodiversity
Understanding ADHD
Building confidence and managing social isolation
Managing changing situations
Understanding and building emotional resilience
Encouraging positive social interaction/making friends
Understanding autism and diagnosis in adults
Me, myself and autism (A programme for young people following diagnosis)

Additional training courses