This 60-minute safe-space workshop supports parents and carers to expand their understanding of Autism, the sensory experience and the behaviours often associated with neurodiversity.
Together, we explore evidence-based practical strategies to support young people at home, to navigate school and access support services more confidently.
The session also explores how cultural experiences, social inequalities and bias affect how Black children are understood and supported in their community.
Together we will explore:
What Autism is and common misconceptions
Recognising the sensory experiences associated with Autism
Strengths and positive aspects of Autism
Practical strategies to support behaviour that challenges
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Reform
How to work effectively with schools, employers and local services
Participants will gain:
Greater understanding of Autism and how it presents differently in individuals
Practical tools to support behaviour and emotional wellbeing
Awareness of the impact of inequality and misunderstanding on Black children and families
Increased confidence when working with schools and professionals
Connection with a community that will help you to advocate for your neurodiverse
Information about local services and resources
Maximum capacity: 7 participants per workshop
Suitable for parents, carers and family members. No prior knowledge required. Sessions can be delivered in person or online.