Autism and Sensory Processing

 25.00 175.00

with MAQQI, Subject Matter Expert at AUsome Training
duration 2h 39m    |   for teachers, parents, professionals and Autistic adults.

Sensory differences have been recognised in Autistic people for over a century now, yet they only became a part of formal diagnostic criteria a few years ago. This has been disastrous because our senses and associated emotions are central to the Autistic lived experience.

Gain an appreciation for the ways Autistic experience this world, find meaning, and how that directs our actions each moment. We finish by offering thoughts on making Autistic sensory experiences less overwhelming, the world kinder, and shaping a future where we all can thrive.

  • What are senses and ‘sensory processing’?
  • Autistic sensory sensitivity
  • How senses and emotions connect
  • Trauma and the nervous system
  • Overload: the sensory-emotional jug
  • What helps us reach a happier, healthier future

Once you complete this on-demand course you will receive a certificate of completion. Please ensure you enter your name correctly as the name you enter will appear on your certificate. If using this course for a group training please enter the name of the organisation as only one certificate will be provided. If you require additional certificates please email us and we will provide them to you. Individual certs incur an administrative fee of €5 per cert.

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Autism and Sensory Processing

Our Autism and Sensory Processing course is delivered by AUsome Training founder Evaleen and our Subject Matter Expert MAQQI, creator of the Convergent-Divergent Feedback (CDF) Model of Autistic Living which has transformed how we understand Autistic sensory experience.

You may have noticed that we did not include the word “disorder” after processing. Autistic people are more environmentally sensitive, not disordered!

On this course we guide you in an exploration of the Autistic sensory experience. We look at how we feel and experience the world. We look at how a hostile environment can impact us negatively and suggest ways that we can adapt the environment to support Autistic children and adults to thrive.

Our environment includes the physical world but it also includes our social world, a much overlooked but crucial aspect of our environmental experiences across the full span of our lives. We delve into the ways this impacts our emotional well-being

You will be introduced to the close connection between our sensory experiences and emotional states, and how this shapes how we come to understand ourselves, the world, and our relationship with it. MAQQI explains how we learn through our senses and how environmental forces impact our emotions and our abilities to process sensory-emotional information… and create those ‘behaviours’ we hear so much about.

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License type

Individual Use, Group Training

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