We offer a range of on demand, online and in person support courses for parents and carers, pre and post diagnosis. 

Our free courses will enable families to increase knowledge and understanding and learn practical skills to support our autistic community to reach their full potential.

Our support courses are co-created with the autistic community and delivered by our Training and Development team who have years of experience in delivering courses on autism. We cover important topics such as exploring the fundamentals of autism, sleep, anxiety, sensory, behaviours, growing up, and supporting your teen.

Our available courses are listed below and you can choose from: 

  • On-demand webinars are pre-recorded videos that you can access at a time that suits you.
  • Live, interactive courses on selected dates throughout the year, which include a Q+A to help you get the information you need. 
The course was very helpful and informative. It has lots of ideas on how to help my child, including using visual aids.
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Upcoming Courses

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On demand Parents & Carers

Understanding Autism Webinar (for parents and carers)

This course will explore the key characteristics of autism and various strategies to support your autistic child or family member.

01 September 2025 Parents & Carers

Autism and Anxiety

This course will explore the key characteristics of autism that may impact on a person’s anxiety and stress levels.

02 September 2025 Parents & Carers

Using social stories and comic strip conversations to support autistic people

Understand the purpose of social stories and comic strips, and how to create and tailor these for an autistic individual.

11 September 2025 Parents & Carers

Understanding PDA

Understand what is meant by the ‘PDA Profile’ with autism, and how this may present. Explore a range of key strategies to support an individual within the PDA profile of autism.

17 September 2025 Parents & Carers

Supporting autistic teenagers with puberty and growing up

This course will explore what differences can be experienced by autistic teenagers as they approach adolescence, including body awareness, puberty, personal hygiene and sexual health.

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