Autism and socialising workshop (by The Curly Hair Project)

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Autism and socialising -

Content:

This course looks at the triad of impairments and therefore why socialising may be hard for someone with ASD and how it can be made easier. This workshop covers the following topics:

1)the triad of impairments 2)understanding the individual’s intrinsic capacity and natural desire for socialising strategies to make social situations easier 3)what difference does it make whether you are an introvert or an extrovert?

This workshop meets Continual Professional Development criteria at an intermediate level.

Audience:

1)individuals on the spectrum 2)parents and families 3)teachers and other professionals

This workshop is relevant to both males and females.

More Info: Our Courses are written by Alis Rowe who has Asperger's herself and so therefore knows what challenges that brings up in daily life, and are based on her books (published by Amazon). They are delivered by Caroline Kearl (a mum of 4 children with ASD/ADHD, married to a Aspie and diagnosed with ADHD), who in a previous life worked in sales/training etc.

Where: The Course is held at The Yews Centre, with town centre parking and Haywards Heath Railway station within walking distance. Refreshments and all equipment needed in the session will be provided. Directions and other venue info can be found at - http://www.theyewscentre.org.uk/

Tickets: Tickets are available by clicking on the relevant date on my facebook events page at - https://www.facebook.com/pg/carolinecurlyhair/events/

For more info on the Curly Hair Project - https://thegirlwiththecurlyhair.co.uk

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