Who Would Benefit from This Course?
Written by a leading authority on Autism, this comprehensive and powerful course aims to provide a better awareness of the term “autism” and “autistic spectrum disorder” (ASD), it teaches how to best support individuals with autism and equips parents, caregivers and teachers with the skills and knowledge needed to help as many people as possible.
This course would be beneficial to anyone looking to understand more about Autism, parents, caregivers and teachers.
What Will You Learn?
This comprehensive best-selling course, written and developed by a leading authority on Autism, will teach you everything that you need to know about Autism, what it is, how to spot the signs and symptoms, diagnosing Autism, the gender differences in Autism, treatments, therapies, interventions and strategies, how to make reasonable adjustments, adults and children with Autism and inclusion.
Autism and it is estimated to affect one in every hundred people in the UK, although in the US their current estimate is one in every sixty-eight people. Autism is a neurological condition which means that the Autistic Brain is organised in a different way. There is no cure, and it affects the way someone with Autism sees, perceives and processes the world around them. The impact of Autism is individual – every person with the condition will have a different set of symptoms and difficulties. However, common to all with Autism are poorer social skills affecting how they communicate and interact with others.
Autism is a Spectrum Disorder, meaning that every child with the condition is likely to present with different symptoms, different challenges, and a differing level of severity
Certain disabilities increase the risk of also being diagnosed with Autism. Once an Autism Diagnosis is made, there are several other neurological conditions which may also be present. To be diagnosed with Autism, a person must meet The Triad of Impairment criteria, and be seen to have difficulties with all three of the following – communication, imagination and interaction. The rates of Autism Diagnoses have risen very steeply in the recent decade, leading many to believe that there is an epidemic. The more likely reason for this increase is due to better diagnostic criteria and better awareness of the condition.
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