Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Making Sense of Autism Neuro-inclusive Education Trust (NEN) Training

Overview

When your child is identified autistic you may have many questions.
Making Sense of Autism is like a roadmap to understanding how your child’s brain works.

This course provides an outline of the key differences in autism and how to interact with and support autistic children/young people.

Learning Objectives:

  • Approach autism as a difference and not a deficit;
  • Recognise the three areas of difference for autistic children/young people;
  • listening to the perspectives of autistic child/young people and their parents and carers;
  • reflecting on practice and adjustments that everyone can make to support autistic children and young people.

Duration

90-minutes

Time: Early Years, Schools and Post 16 versions are all offered twice termly (one morning & one evening delivery of each)

Delivery

Various dates and times through the year

Who Is It For?

Parents and carers of autistic children/young people aged up to 25 years (SEND).

3 versions available: Early Years up to 5 years; School age 5-16years; & Post 16 with autism.

How to Book

Enfield Advisory Service for Autism – NEN Training for Parents

 

Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with details to join the meeting

Contact Info

Enfield Advisory Service for Autism (EASA) on 07921 298 440 or email – admin.easa@russethouse.enfield.sch.uk

Website: https://enfieldasa.org.uk/

Start for Life

0-2 years
0
Expectant couple

Early Years

1-5 years
1
Toddler

Primary Years

4-11 years
2
Primary years

Tweens & Teens

10-16 years
3
Tweens and teens