Autism related training courses have been delivered externally to many people and organisations over the last ten years with great success. Autism Hampshire trainers collaborate with Experts by Experience on the design and content of autism specific training and personal perspectives are an integral part of all the courses.
CAMHS
Autism Hampshire, in partnership with CAMHS, have been delivering an autism specific training cycle, encompassing 6 topic specific sessions, to parents and carers whose children are either on the pathway to diagnosis or have been recently diagnosed as autistic. These training sessions have been hugely popular and often oversubscribed.
‘Putting my daughter’s behaviours into context of her autism and having practical ideas and solutions to help has been invaluable’
For further information contact: information.advice@autismhampshire.org.uk
See below for current and up-coming courses
If you would like to know more about Parent Workshops in Hampshire, Southampton and Isle of Wight then please click here.
It is Autism Hampshire's policy to ensure all its staff are trained to the very highest standards. To facilitate this we have a robust annual training calendar of in-house specialist training covering the care and education of adults with autism.
All support staff from day one of Corporate Induction are working towards becoming an Autism Practitioner by following the Autism Practitioner Pathway
Autism Hampshire trainers, in partnership with Hampshire County Council and Hampshire Autism Voice, delivers the Autism Ambassador scheme for Hampshire, Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight and it was launched in May 2015 in line with the Department of Health recommendations in the ‘Think Autism’ strategy.
An Autism Ambassador can:
‘Very thought provoking thank you. Will certainly support the work I am currently undertaking’.
‘Great delivery and incredibly informative! Very approachable and clearly passionate team’.
For further information contact: admin@ascambbassador.org.uk
Or visit the website: http://www.ascambassador.org.uk