Workshops

For health professionals to learn about comprehensive evidence-based diagnostic assessments covering: ASD classifications, characteristics of ASD, indicators of ASD in infants, screening tools, standardised diagnostic and assessment tools, 3-stage assessment model, differential diagnosis, and report writing and follow-up.

For health professionals to learn about comprehensive evidence-based interventions covering autism-specific intervention programs, social skills training, facilitating communication, positive behaviour support, classroom and curriculum modifications, therapy for co-morbid mental health issues and alternative interventions.

Comprehensive evidence-based diagnostic assessments covering: ASD classifications, Characteristics of ASD, Indicators of ASD in infants, Screening tools, Standardised diagnostic and assessment tools, 3-stage assessment model, Differential diagnosis and Report writing and follow-up.

Comprehensive evidence-based interventions covering: Autism-specific intervention programs e.g. ABA, RDI , Social skills training, Facilitating communication, Positive Behaviour Support, Classroom and curriculum modifications, Therapy for co-morbid mental health issues and Alternative interventions.

Aspect Building Links is a two day workshop open to parents/carers of young children with an autism spectrum disorder (aged 0 - 6 years).  Day One is open to professionals working with children who have an autism spectrum disorder.

Aspect Building Links is a two day workshop open to parents/carers of young children with an autism spectrum disorder (aged 0 - 6 years).  Day One is open to professionals working with children who have an autism spectrum disorder.

A series of three single day workshops for parents and professionals in the Penrith area to help with managing challenging behaviour in children on the autism spectrum

A Positive Behaviour Support Workshop for Families Recipe for Success is an innovative program from Autism Spectrum Australia’s Behaviour Support Team which has received very positive evaluations from participants in metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW. Its main purpose is to assist parents and carers to better understand and manage the challenging behaviour of their children in the home. The training program is offered over three consecutive days, from 9:30am to 2:30pm each day.

A Positive Behaviour Support Workshop for Families Recipe for Success is an innovative program from Autism Spectrum Australia’s Behaviour Support Team which has received very positive evaluations from participants in metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW. Its main purpose is to assist parents and carers to better understand and manage the challenging behaviour of their children in the home. The training program is offered over three consecutive days, from 9:30am to 2:30pm each day.

A series of three single day workshops for parents and professionals in the Katoomba area to help with managing challenging behaviour in children on the autism spectrum

A Positive Behaviour Support Workshop for Families Recipe for Success is an innovative program from Autism Spectrum Australia’s Behaviour Support Team which has received very positive evaluations from participants in metropolitan Sydney and regional NSW. Its main purpose is to assist parents and carers to better understand and manage the challenging behaviour of their children in the home. The training program is offered over three consecutive days, from 9:30am to 2:30pm each day.

For parents/carers, teachers, special support personnel and other professionals to explore a systematic approach to the implementation of support strategies for social, communication, behavioural and learning needs in classroom and playground settings in primary mainstream schools.

For parents/carers, teachers, special support personnel and other professionals to gain a comprehensive overview of Autism Spectrum Disorder, with particular focus on High Functioning Autism (HFA)/Asperger's disorder, its features and impact on students' learning, social integration, communication and behaviour in mainstream secondary school settings (Yr 7 to Yr 12).