Course: Autism, sport and physical activity
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to autism, focusing on the delivery of sport. It will help delegates to recognise and understand the key areas of difference in autism, as well as looking at supportive strategies in practical situations in order to reduce the difficulties experienced by participants and session leaders.
Course overview:
Who should attend?
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- What is autism?
- Common differences experienced by people with autism participating in sport
- Using structure, positive approaches, empathy, low arousal and links to support people with autism in a sports context
- Suggested strategies using practical demonstration and activity plans
- Evaluating and developing your practice
Who should attend?
This course is suitable for anyone involved in delivering sport or physical activity who wants to develop an awareness and understanding of autism. Participants will gain an understanding of the autism spectrum in relation to the delivery of sport and physical activity. This course is relevant for those who support children or adults with autism.
Location: Emirates Arena, Glasgow, UK
Time: 1 June 2016, 9:30 am to 4:00 pm GMT
Cost: £185 + VAT (=£222)
To book please call 0141 285 7117, email [email protected], or visit the event website: http://www.rsvpbook.com/event.php?574003
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