ONLINE Courses

Understanding Sensory Processing in Autism

Sensory processing describes the way the body receives and interprets information from our body and the environment. Our sensory systems play an important role in our ability to engage with the world around us. This workshop will explain the following:-

Date:

07 . 03 . 2024

Duration

1hr30mins

Clinician

Katie Parker

Introduction to Sensory Needs in Autism

Sensory processing needs are a recognised feature of autism and can be difficult to understand and support. Sensory processing needs can affect all aspects of life- work, sleep, play, eating and self-care and can affect the whole family. Terms like “sensory seeking” and “sensory avoiding” are widely used and can get confusing.

Date:

04 . 01 . 2024

Duration

1hr30mins

Clinician

Sarah Chierico and Ruth Kiley

Ask our Therapist Practical Communication Tips for Children with Autism

This is a Q&A opportunity for parents and carers with a child with Autism to meet with a Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist.

Date:

09 . 11 . 2023

Duration

1hr45

Clinician

Reynolda Antonyrajah

Unlocking the Puzzle – A Comprehensive Guide for Parents to understand Autism

Occupational Therapy (OT) helps children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with managing sensory difficulties, self-care skills as well as providing strategies for learning and play.

Date:

14 . 09 . 2023

Duration

1hr30mins

Clinician

Giulia Maccarini

Autism in Girls

This is an online session for parents and professionals supporting autistic girls in mainstream education. This session includes information on how autism differs in females in comparison to males, masking and autistic burn out, how to embrace autism and effective adjustments that can be made in education and the home environment. The session will also include an opportunity for you to ask specific questions that you may have.

Date:

09 . 11 . 2023

Duration

1hr45

Clinician

Amy Dunk