Join us for this essential session designed for professionals who work with or support individuals on the autism spectrum. This seminar provides clear, accessible insights into autism, helping participants understand how it affects people differently and how to offer compassionate, tailored support in a range of settings.
Whether you are in health and social care, education, youth services, or community work, this course will equip you with practical tools to enhance inclusion, promote independence, and create environments where individuals with autism can thrive.
Why This Course Matters
Autism presents differently in each person, and effective support requires knowledge, empathy, and adaptability. Misunderstanding behaviours or communication styles can lead to missed opportunities for connection and growth. This course will help participants:✔️ Understand the autism spectrum and its varied characteristics✔️ Recognise common behaviours and the reasons behind them✔️ Apply effective, person-centred strategies in care, educational, and social contexts✔️ Create inclusive environments that foster independence and positive experiences✔️ Promote wellbeing, inclusion, and equal opportunities for individuals with autism
Course Highlights
🔹 Understanding Autism – Spectrum, characteristics, and lived experiences🔹 Recognising Behaviours – Interpreting actions and understanding triggers🔹 Practical Support Strategies – Tailoring approaches for individual needs🔹 Creating Inclusive Environments – Accessibility, communication, and social inclusion🔹 Promoting Independence & Wellbeing – Empowering strengths and capabilities
Meet the Trainer: Steve Turvey
Steve Turvey, a distinguished professional with extensive experience in health and social care, leads this valuable training. His background as a Support Worker, Inclusion Coordinator, and successful trainer ensures a practical and engaging learning experience.
