On-Demand Training

Teaching autistic students requires a deep understanding of their unique experiences, especially in regulation, sensory processing, and emotional well-being. This course equips educators with the knowledge and tools to support autistic students in maintaining regulation, preventing elopement, overcoming work refusal, and navigating aggression. By exploring the underlying factors behind these challenging behaviours, teachers will gain practical strategies to foster a safe, supportive, and engaging learning environment. 

Understanding attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder and related conditions, and how they impact student learning. How to build an ADHD-friendly classroom, regulate the limbic system and more. With practical handouts.

This course is for educators who want to know where to begin. You will be informed on how to encourage functional play in students with ASD who struggle to join in.

Understanding autism spectrum disorder, in childhood and adulthood. Learn evidence-based interventions and accommodations. If you care for, teach or work alongside a person with autism, this is for you.

Integrate evidence-based practices such as social-emotional learning, mindfulness, meditation and active listening to support the mental well-being of students and educators. Includes practical resources and techniques.

Identify mental health difficulties experienced by autistic students and their contributing factors. Learn how to utilize evidence-based cognitive behavioural supports and promote the '6 Cs' of resilience.

Students with autism may have difficulty expressing their wants, needs and preferences. Some students may appear unmotivated, and require extra assistance with daily routines or learning new skills. In this course, you will acquire the skills and knowledge to implement prompting and reinforcement strategies.