Webinar Recordings
Please browse our extensive selection of past Autism Awareness Centre webinars. The videos are between 1 – 2 hours in length and feature various topics and a variety of expert guest speakers.
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Understanding Practical Strategies And Big Ideas For Supporting Autistic Children
Featuring Brenda Smith Myles
This course provides you with increased understanding and knowledge of autism spectrum disorder as well as simple and effective practical strategies for helping children with ASD feel safe, accepted and competent. Covering a variety of areas including anxiety and stress, challenging behaviors, stretching comfort zones, social competence, and learning.
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Using Attribution Retraining to Improve Problem-Solving and Self-Regulation
Featuring Sherry A. Moyer, MSW, LSW
This workshop gives audience members an opportunity to learn the critical role of assessing our circumstances, identifying our options and then taking action to improve the situation BEFORE it becomes a crisis. Using a side-by-side comparison of real-life examples for both children and adults, the presentation gives a practical approach to recognizing disruptive effects of negative or hostile attribution patterns on self-regulation and immediate steps that everyone can take to promote positive attribution and successful outcomes.
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Using Systems to Teach Social and Emotional Information
Featuring Kari Dunn Buron
Highly rigid and restrictive routines are a part of the autism diagnosis. If we look at autism through the neurodiversity lens we might notice that repetitive routines are a learning strength for autistic individuals.
The Incredible 5-Point Scale was developed with this assumption in mind. The scale is a highly systemized method of teaching social and emotional information. What we have found over the recent 20 years is that focusing on rigidity and inflexibility as a learning strength, and placing value on that learning channel, can assist educators and parents in creating successful strategies.
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Using the SPELL Framework to Understand, Respond, and Work Effectively with Children and Adults on the Autism Spectrum
Featuring Richard Mills
This webinar will discuss the SPELL Framework, initially developed by the UK’s National Autistic Society (NAS), and how it promotes a better understanding and response from people who are supporting and caring for autistic children and adults.
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