About this Event
Understanding Autism & Supporting Behaviours
This free training session is offered by Lewisham-based charity Resources for Autism to arts professionals who work with young people aged 16-25. A recent survey identified an increased understanding of how to meet autism needs within our programming as a priority.
This session examines common challenges, unique differences and inherent strengths withing autisim. Gain valuable insights and equip yourself with targeted practical approaches to effectively support, understand and connect with autistic indiviudals.
Explore concerns & functions of behavour to inform proactive plannng aimed at reducing anxiety and triggers.
Share practice with colleagues on how the needs autistic individuals are featured in exisiting programme design - both the learning & challenges.
This course is offered free through Lewisham's Education Cultural Partnership, organanised by Lewisham Education Arts Network in Partnership with Lewisham Libraries.
Arrivals from 1.00pm with refreshments available, for a 1.30pm start. There will be a midway break and finish at 5pm. Places will be limited to two per organisation.
Normally the cost would be £35.00 per head. The full cost will be charged for late cancellation or in the event of non attendence.
For more more information about Resources for Autism see Home - Resources for Autism
For more information about LEAN and Lewisham's Cultural Education Partnership see Lewisham Cultural Education Partnership (LCEP) - LEAN
Event venue & nearby stays
Catford Library, 23-24 Winslade Way, London, United Kingdom
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