For professionals who support Autistic children & teens
“I highly, highly recommend this training! Even with the time difference, I was actually EXCITED to wake up at 4:30am each day. The training was so incredibly compelling, fascinating, and engaging. I cried through huge chunks of it because the generosity, vision, and selflessness of the trainers was so beautiful. I’m sort of a “training snob” and often underwhelmed by trainings. . . this one really shook my whole mind, spirit, and heart in a real way.”
“Cannot recommend the Leanbh course highly enough – by far the most informative and helpful course I have completed in the last ten years. It has massively improved my own neuro-affirmative clinical practice as an SLT working with Autistic clients and families and is continuously positively influencing the workings of my private practice overall.”
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“I am very grateful that you designed, wrote and delivered this course. To learn authentically and be able to know that all learning, voices and people are included and accepted, made the learning so rich. Thank you to you and your team at AUsome.”
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Welcome to LEANBH – our online program for professionals who support Autistic children in a clinical or educational setting
LEANBH (pronounced lah-nuv), Irish for child, is a unique neurodiversity-affirming approach, designed and delivered by our award-winning trainers who are Autistic themselves. It offers participants practical skills training, a strong theoretical overview, and ongoing community mentoring.
Prepare to be moved, inspired and challenged as we navigate the complexities of Autistic childhood together. Completion of this 5-day program will equip you to create a Neurodiversity-affirming practice and approach to supporting your young Autistic clients and their families.
Places are strictly limited to 25 participants, so early booking is advised. IACP CPD recognised and awarded 22 CPD points.
Learn more about Leanbh
your Autistic Trainers & Mentors
Gillian Kearns
Early Childhood Educator
“Sharing lived experience, allowing a window into the richness and complexity of our experiences, is how we will change things for the better.”
Stiof Macamhalghaidh
Theorist & Subject Matter Expert
“Dignity is our soul. Joy is our sustenance. We have a lot to be proud of, and I say ‘we’ deliberately because the pride I feel in being Autistic is a shared experience as a member of a community.”