This course is designed for professionals working in a school environment who work with autistic children of all ages on a regular basis; particularly suitable for Special Educational Needs Coordinators, class teachers and other professionals directly supporting autistic children in the classroom.
Autism Bedfordshire is holding its annual Christmas Concert on Sunday 8th December at The Harpur Suite in Bedford Corn Exchange at 3.00pm. Performing on the day will be Cords Contemporary Choir and the children and young people from Vocal Works.
This is a relaxed performance, meaning that attendees can come and go as they choose, plus we will make this event as autism friendly as possible, with dimmed lights, plenty of space and not too loud.
Tickets are £7.50 for adults and £5 for children and those who are Autism Bedfordshire members.
100% of the funds raised on the day are being donated to Autism Bedfordshire.
Extra tickets available on the door, on the day.
This course is designed for professionals working in a school environment who work with autistic children of all ages on a regular basis; particularly suitable for Special Educational Needs Coordinators, class teachers and other professionals directly supporting autistic children in the classroom.
A short course designed to provide a basic understanding of autism spectrum conditions and suitable for anyone who may come into contact with autistic adults.
A course to develop skills, knowledge and strategies in supporting autistic adults. This course is designed and suitable for those who work directly with autistic individuals, or who need a more detailed understanding of autism.
A course based on evidence gathered from autistic individuals and clinical research professionals, with content being reviewed and updates in line with on going developments in research and out understanding of autism. This course is designed and most suitable for those working directly with autistic adults in a professional capacity.
Autism Bedfordshire is holding its annual Christmas Concert on Sunday 8th December at The Harpur Suite in Bedford Corn Exchange at 3.00pm. Performing on the day will be Cords Contemporary Choir and the children and young people from Vocal Works.
This is a relaxed performance, meaning that attendees can come and go as they choose, plus we will make this event as autism friendly as possible, with dimmed lights, plenty of space and not too loud.
Tickets are £7.50 for adults and £5 for children and those who are Autism Bedfordshire members.
100% of the funds raised on the day are being donated to Autism Bedfordshire.
Extra tickets available on the door, on the day.
This course is designed for professionals working in a school environment who work with autistic children of all ages on a regular basis; particularly suitable for Special Educational Needs Coordinators, class teachers and other professionals directly supporting autistic children in the classroom.
This course is designed for professionals working in a school environment who work with autistic children of all ages on a regular basis; particularly suitable for Special Educational Needs Coordinators, class teachers and other professionals directly supporting autistic children in the classroom.
A short course designed to provide a basic understanding of autism spectrum conditions and suitable for anyone who may come into contact with autistic adults.
A course to develop skills, knowledge and strategies in supporting autistic adults. This course is designed and suitable for those who work directly with autistic individuals, or who need a more detailed understanding of autism.
A course based on evidence gathered from autistic individuals and clinical research professionals, with content being reviewed and updates in line with on going developments in research and out understanding of autism. This course is designed and most suitable for those working directly with autistic adults in a professional capacity.
A half day workshop providing information about the demand avoidant presentation of autism and advice on how to support those with demand avoidant behaviour.
A workshop exploring the relationship between autism and diet, focussing on the impact that sensory issues have on this area, in relation to autistic people of all ages.
