About this Event
Join us for an insightful and interactive workshop exploring Cultural Intelligence and the experiences of families from diverse cultural communities.
Hear directly from experts by experience as they share their perspectives on autism, family experiences, cultural beliefs, and the challenges and strengths within different communities. This session will help participants better understand how culture can influence perceptions of autism, communication, access to support, and relationships with services.
Through discussion and shared learning, we will explore practical approaches to providing more inclusive, respectful, and effective support for autistic people and their families.
This workshop is suitable for professionals, practitioners, educators, support workers, and anyone interested in developing a deeper understanding of culturally responsive practice.
You will learn about:
• Different cultural perspectives and experiences of autism
• Barriers families may face when accessing support
• How to build trust and meaningful relationships with families
• Practical ways to improve culturally inclusive support
Event venue & nearby stays
University Of The West Of England - Frenchay, Coldharbour Lane, Stoke Gifford, United Kingdom
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