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What do our programs look like?

We offer flexible delivery options tailored to meet your school’s specific needs.

  • Workshops
  • Webinars
  • Consulting

Popular topics

Understanding Autism

  • Definition and characteristics of autism
  • Variability in presentation (communication, sensory experiences, emotions, thinking, play)
  • Diagnosis criteria and prevalence
  • Co-occurring conditions and intellectual disability

Neurodiversity and Inclusion

  • Neurodiversity: Recognizing neurological differences as natural and valuable
  • Comparison of disability models:
    • Medical Model
    • Social Model
    • Neurodiversity Approach
  • Emphasis on strengths-based, individualised, and affirming practices

Evidence-Informed Practices

  • Multi-tiered systems of support (academic and behavioural)
  • Importance of understanding students’:
    • Strengths and interests
    • Communication preferences
    • Sensory profiles
    • Identity and motivation

Practical Strategies for Support

  • Environmental adaptations:
    • Sensory considerations (noise, light, tactile, smell, movement, interoception)
    • What to remove/change and what to add
  • Communication supports:
    • Receptive strategies (visuals, simplified language, gestures)
  • Task and routine structuring:
    • Breaking tasks into steps
    • Predictability and preparation
    • Movement and sensory breaks

Camouflaging and Masking

  • Definition and reasons (fitting in, safety)
  • Impacts: mental health, fatigue, barriers to diagnosis, identity issues

Structured Supports

  • Visual supports and structured environments
  • Creating routines and predictable sensory experiences
  • Person-centred approaches and meaningful student engagement
  • Ladder of coproduction and student involvement in decision-making

Individual Education Plans (IEPs)

  • Principles of good practice:
    • Person-centred
    • Student involvement
    • Quality of life focus
    • Dynamic and outcome-based planning

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)

  • PDA as a concept within the autism community
  • Managing PDA in school settings
    • Managing demands
    • Anxiety management
    • Comunication support
    • Peer and social interaction

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