Autism Events

This training is designed to give an overview of autism spectrum disorder, and how this can impact students during less structured times, such as break and lunch time. This training will provide specific communication support strategies for lunch time staff.

"Join us online for an brief hour-long introduction into pathological demand avoidance. Here we'll learn all about both it's similarities to and crossovert with autism as well as: What demands can cause issues Sensory Demands Window of Tolerance The PDA PANDA method"

Food and eating can be a huge issue for autistic people with sensory issues and anxiety can lead to a person having a very restricted diet.

Join us for an informative and supportive session designed to help parents/carers better understand autism.

APAC 2025 brings the world together with four eminent Keynote Speakers from across the globe. The 3-day conference promises an exciting and stimulating program with insight into best practice and current cutting-edge research that will inform and inspire attendees.

Explore the hidden similarities of ADHD & Autism and discover how to manage your symptoms effectively. Followed by Q&A.

Officially called ‘Attention Autism’ but also referred to as ‘Bucket Time.’ The approach was originally designed to support students with Autism, but it has been recognised that this approach can support students with other SLCN needs too.

"Join us online for an informative discussion looking at strategies and tips for managing internal sensory differences in autistic children. In this session we will explain what interoception is, talk through some common experiences, and have a group wide feedback and Q&As of areas of difficulty for your children."

Built on the voices, experiences and learning of autistic women, girls and non-binary people across Scotland, as well as current evidence and research, this training will support practitioners to explore autistic identity and wellbeing. This interactive session will discuss key thinking around the current prevalence of mental health crises within the autistic community. Building on this knowledge to develop informed strategic and practical approaches for working with autistic people who will present and experience both general wellbeing and mental health crises differently. Attendees can expect to develop a greater understanding of autistic women and non-binary people in general, factors that impact well-being as well as neuro-informed practices and supports that can protect and promote autistic wellbeing and safety

Anxiety is the main emotion experienced by Autistic children. This session provides practical ways to help and support at home and school

Explore differences autistic people may experience with communication, including experiences of autistic people who have limited speech. Discuss challenges, alternative communication methods and take away tips for resources and accommodations to apply in your setting.

Come join us for a special event where we will explore and learn about autism in a supportive and inclusive environment. This in-person event will be held at the North Dade Regional Library. Together, we will discuss ways to better understand and support individuals with autism. Whether you are a parent, caregiver, educator, or simply interested in learning more, this event is for you. Let's come together to embrace the journey of understanding autism

This session examines the interplay between trauma and autism, exploring their mutual impact. Learn practical strategies for trauma-informed support and gain insights to build resilience and promote emotional safety.

Step into the world of neurodiversity – gain insight, empathy, and tools for inclusive support.

Nicola Rayner, Norland Nanny and Child Behaviour Specialist, will be discussing practical strategies to support children with Autism.

This free presentation is open to the public and designed for parents whose children have recently been diagnosed with autism. The session covers basic characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorders, how families integrate their feelings about having a child with a disability, and how to get started on a path to helping your family support your child.

Gain practical skills to elevate your SEND practice and better support autistic learners—join our impactful, school-focused sessions!

PINS Menu of Support

This presentation is designed for Spanish-speaking caregivers. This is a free event open to those recently diagnosed with autism. The presentation contains basic information about autism spectrum disorder and how to begin the journey for your family to support your child in finding tools that will be helpful for their development. You will have the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation.

Join us for a virtual event celebrating all things autism - come together, share stories, and spread awareness!