This course is only available to UNISON members.

Autism – Mental Health & Anxiety Mgt for Children & Young People

Anxiety is one of the biggest challenges facing young people with autism, their families and their school. Many young people can experience anxiety in all areas of their lives, school, family, and social life, and it may compound the difficulties they experience when communicating, interacting socially, and controlling their emotions. Managing Anxiety explains a range of different types of strategies that can help manage anxiety in school and home, and takes into consideration the different roles people play in a child’s or young person’s life: parent, sibling, professionals.

This training session will provide participants with information on common mental health challenges that people with autism can experience. There will be a particular emphasis on the experience of anxiety, this will include depression, anxiety disorders and cognitive strategies to help manage anxiety.

Tutor: Fiona McCaffrey

Tutor's organisation: Middletown Centre for Autism

Course Dates

24/05/2019

10:00 am - 3:00 pm


This course is no longer available for applications.