#asperger
Choose from one of these great Laser CACHE endorsed short courses to understand more about how to support children in Early Years settings.
Choose from one of these great Laser CACHE endorsed short courses to understand more about how to support children in Early Years settings.
The following Laser CACHE endorsed online courses are each approximately 6 -10 hours of learning, you can complete the course on the day or divide your learning up into smaller amounts of study time over a few weeks. On successful completion, you can download your CPD certificate.
Asperger Syndrome
This CACHE endorsed short course will explore the effect of the syndrome on the individual who has it. It introduces you to the areas that a person with Asperger syndrome might struggle with, and provides resources to help understand how they interact with, and interpret, the world around them. This course is intended for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of the syndrome.
Supporting children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
This short course will explore Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and is suitable for those working with children and young people. It explains the difference between ADHD and ADD and helps you to spot the signs and symptoms, understand the causes, and provide support to children with ADHD, and their families.
Supporting children with Autism
More than 1 in 100 people in the UK are on the autism spectrum so it's likely that you will be supporting children with Autism in early years settings, schools, colleges, and care provisions. Learn common signs of Autism, how the condition affects children across a range of developmental areas and ages, and interventions and approaches that can help.
Not alone: B.C. artist with Asperger's describes high school in graphic novel
The Salmon Arm BC -based artist began writing soon after his Asperger diagnosis and has recently published a graphic novel called Quiet: A Graphic Novel of #Introversion about his experience.
Mind over Manner - Realising the Potential of Differently Wired Minds
MIND OVER MANNER aims to normalise what is often viewed as disability or dysfunction and encourages the reframe of cognitive difference. We provide practical ways to improve relationships and behavioral outcomes, by promoting deeper understandings to successfully consolidate functionality and productivity for all.
Maxine Aston Counselling
Maxine Aston has specialised in working with individuals, couples and families who are affected by Asperger Syndrome.
