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Communicationship™
Great skills with Communication and Relationships

Learn all about 
PECS, Social Stories™, intensive interaction, Makaton, AAC and more. Why they work and how you can use them everyday.
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This active and engaging day will explore the building blocks of effective communication. It will examine the communication differences and preferences in autism. Through focusing on the way that communication is affected in autism you will learn how to enhance motivation and learning in this area.

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AVAILABLE AS HALF/WHOLE DAY 'FACE TO FACE' OR 2 HOUR ONLINE ZOOM SESSIONS   EMAIL
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The course will equip you with an overview of tools and techniques that will maximise communication with autistic children and adults. The course makes use of case studies, discussion, video and a host of learning techniques that will transform your understanding and practice in relation to autism and communication.

What will I learn?
At the end of the course you will:   
  •         understand the communication differences in autism
  •         know how to use the visual strengths in autism to enhance communication
  •         have positive ideas about how to foster communication skills and enhance motivation
  •         have a range of tools and techniques that you can put into practice right away
  •         feel confident that you know how to respond to the speech, language and communication needs of people with autism

Who is it for?
For teams with some autism knowledge who deliver education, support or services.

We have a great range of customisable in-service workshops for your team! The one day workshops are active, visual and fun and reflect our positive style and positive philosophy. They’re available for schools, residential services, CAMHS, and all kinds of teams. Whether you work with children, young people or adults there’s a workshop for your organisation. Our training workshops can cover autism across the life span and across the spectrum. Just tell us what you need!

How do I book?
You can book a whole day, in-service workshop for your team at £865 + VAT for up to 25 learners. Click 'Book a workshop' above.

We can also provide half day face to face, or shorter workshops live online via Zoom. Email us for details.

We work with you to determine the learning needs of your team and adapt our interactive workshops accordingly.

Whatever workshop you chose we guarantee that your training will be delivered by an experienced, skilled trainer.    

We can help with evaluating the effectiveness of the training and give you a report based on both the experiences of your learners and the trainer.

If you want certificates of attendance - we do those too!     ​
Contact us
0330 229 0862 
info@positiveaboutautism.co.uk
Positive About Autism Ltd., Registered No. 7871775, VAT 199963523
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  • Home
  • Workshops
    • Autism: The Basics
    • Autism: The Basics PLUS
    • Autism and Mental Health
    • Advanced Autism Practice
    • Sensory
    • Difficult Behaviour
    • Communicationship
    • Personalisation
    • Learning Disability Awareness
    • Advanced Learning Disability Practice
    • AMHP
    • Pica
    • Low-Arousal Approach
    • Down Syndrome
    • Right Support
    • Leadership for Care
    • Neurodiversity
  • Events
  • About us
    • Contact Us
    • FAQ
    • Pricing
    • Cancellation
    • Terms and Privacy
    • Accessibility
  • Resources
  • Autism news
  • Articles