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New events and learning opportunities programmes 2008/09

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Advocacy, choice and empowerment

Autistic spectrum disorder

Behaviour support

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Person centred approaches to better lives

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Tailored training delivered in house

Alternatively we can deliver these events in house tailored to meet your needs.

Please contact Amy Jones to discuss your training needs:

telephone 01562 723025, email a.jones@bild.org.uk or
visit: www.bild.org.uk/training

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Autism awareness a basic understanding

An introductory event aimed at anyone wishing to develop awareness and understanding of people
who have an autistic spectrum disorder.

Who for

Anyone who works with or supports children and adults with an autistic spectrum disorder.

Discount

We can offer a discounted rate for a person with a learning disability or ASD; family carer or enabler; unwaged; small voluntary organisation (ie. an organisation working in the learning disability field with no more than five paid members of staff).

Delegate(s) name(s)

Quantity:

Please choose your preferred date and location from the list

12 May 2009, Kidderminster

Please choose the appropriate rate

Standard at £138.00
Discounted at £46.00 because I am a person with a learning disability or ASD
Discounted at £46.00 because I am a family carer or enabler
Discounted at £46.00 because I am unwaged
Discounted at £46.00 because I am from a small voluntary organisation

Special needs

Please tick this box if you have any special needs (including dietary/access/communication), and we will contact you to find out details

Personalised learning using supportive strategies in and out of the classroom PLLuSS

This event addresses the needs of the child with complex autism and inability to learn and stay in the classroom. The day includes a wide range of ideas to stimulate and include such children, based on an analysis of learning needs, preference of location, activity, behaviour supports and how to provide inclusive individualised learning.

It will also demonstrate the success of the programme with the results of a radical project at Loddon School.

Who for

Teachers, educational psychologists and managers of residential homes for young children and adults.

Discount

We can offer a discounted rate for a person with a learning disability or ASD; family carer or enabler; unwaged; small voluntary organisation (ie. an organisation working in the learning disability field with no more than five paid members of staff).

Delegate(s) name(s)

Quantity:

Please choose your preferred date and location from the list

7 May 2009, Loddon School, Hampshire
2 July 2009, Loddon School, Hampshire

Special needs

Please tick this box if you have any special needs (including dietary/access/communication), and we will contact you to find out details

Communication and autism

This event will enable participants to gain insight into the complexities of communication for individuals with autism, and identify practical strategies in adjusting our language and the way in which we communicate.

Who for

Anyone who works with or supports children and adults with an autistic spectrum disorder.

Discount

We can offer a discounted rate for a person with a learning disability or ASD; family carer or enabler; unwaged; small voluntary organisation (ie. an organisation working in the learning disability field with no more than five paid members of staff).

Delegate(s) name(s)

Quantity:

Please choose your preferred date and location from the list

13 July 2009, Kidderminster

Special needs

Please tick this box if you have any special needs (including dietary/access/communication), and we will contact you to find out details

Autism and sensory issues

This event looks specifically at the sensory issues that can affect individuals with an autistic spectrum disorder. It covers hyper and hypo sensitivity and encourages staff to focus interventions and environments from a sensory perspective. By the end of the day, delegates will have gained more insight into the autistic person's life and will have a greater awareness of everyday events that can become stressful and aversive.

Who for

Anyone who works with people with autistic spectrum disorders, either in an autism specific service or where people with autism live with other individuals who may not have sensory difficulties.

Discount

We can offer a discounted rate for a person with a learning disability or ASD; family carer or enabler; unwaged; small voluntary organisation (ie. an organisation working in the learning disability field with no more than five paid members of staff).

Delegate(s) name(s)

Quantity:

Please choose your preferred date and location from the list

20 May 2009, Kidderminster

Please choose the appropriate rate

Standard at £138
Discounted at £46.00 because I am a person with a learning disability or ASD
Discounted at £46.00 because I am a family carer or enabler
Discounted at £46.00 because I am unwaged
Discounted at £46.00 because I am from a small voluntary organisation

Special needs

Please tick this box if you have any special needs (including dietary/access/communication), and we will contact you to find out details

Methods of Payment

You have a choice of ways to pay for BILD services. The easiest is to pay with your credit or debit card online from this site. To ensure the security of your information your payment is processed for us by SecureTrading.

We can accept credit/debit card details by telephone on 01562 723010, or cheque payments addressed to BILD, Campion House, Green Street, Kidderminster, DY10 1JL, UK.

We can invoice you for services totalling £30 or more. You can still order online - select the invoice option from checkout.

If you purchase an event or conference place online you will be emailed a request for any special dietary or other needs and, for two day conferences, your accommodation requirements.

BILD eServices > Events and learning opportunities > Autistic spectrum disorder

British Institute of Learning Disabilities is registered in England and Wales
Registered company number 2804429
Registered charity number 1019663
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Registered office: Campion House, Green Street, Kidderminster DY10 1JL

Telephone +44 1562 723010
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