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Autism & Sensory NWL Professional Training

11 March @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Join this training to learn about sensory differences and autism

This Training is ONLINE and only for professionals working with autistic adults in NWL

Event Description:

Join us for an enlightening training session led by Emma Nicklin, an experienced Occupational Therapist and the trust lead for AHP’s and OT in CNWL. With her extensive background, including an MSc in advanced Occupational Therapy and practitioner status in sensory integration, Emma brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights into the realm of sensory differences and their impact on neurodiverse individuals.

The training will also be co-delivered with Leona, a lived experience speaker as well.

About the training:

This course offers a brief introduction to our 8 sensory systems and highlights their crucial role in shaping our understanding of the world and our ability to function within it. While many people navigate their sensory preferences effortlessly, some individuals experience sensory needs that require attention and support.

What You Will Learn:

Participants in this training session will:

  • Increase Understanding of the Sensory Systems: Gain foundational knowledge of the 8 sensory systems and their importance.
  • Explore Sensory Processing Differences: Learn about the diverse ways sensory processing can vary and how it affects each sense.
  • Consider Environmental Impact: Understand the role of the environment in influencing sensory experiences and learn how to create accessible spaces.
  • Support Those with Diverse Sensory Needs: Acquire practical skills and tools to assist individuals with sensory needs effectively.
  • Enhance Communication: Develop the ability to discuss sensory needs and preferences constructively.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and skills in supporting sensory needs. Register today and take the first step towards creating more inclusive and supportive environments for everyone.

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