Autism - Behaviour that Challenges
Course Provider
Autism Wellbeing
Aims
- This course will enable participants to have an understanding of autistic spectrum disorder and the associated effects on individuals, including sensory and behavioural.
- It will look at the importance of recognising and understanding potential triggers to challenging behaviour and examine ways to reduce problems.
Learning objectives
- Understand the main characteristics of autistic spectrum conditions
- Types of behaviour
- Self injurious behaviour
- Physical challenging behaviour such as biting, spitting, hitting and hair pulling
- Pica (eating or mouthing non-edible items)
- Smearing
- Causes
- Support strategies
- Behaviour diaries
- ABC recording
- Consistent approaches
- Communication
- Rewards and motivators
- Relaxation
Dates and Times
- 12 September 2024 09:30-16:30
- 6 February 2025 09:30-16:30
There is no charge to attend these courses, however a cancellation charge may apply to non-attendance if sufficient notice is not given
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