Transforming Anxiety in Autism

Understand & Better Manage Anxiety in Autism: Using The S.A.F.E. Model

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Udemy

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English

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Mental Health

What you will learn

basic understanding of anxiety in autism

neurotransmitters implicated in autism anxiety and how to rebalance them

the neural-network of autism that underpins sensory processing overload and mono-tropism

connections between autism and comorbidities such as; anxiety, OCD, and depression

how to use the mirror neurones system (MNS) to stimulate neuro-plasticity and promote safety

links between anxiety in autism and traumatic events

links between autism hyper-connectivity and worry

the S.A.F.E. model for transforming anxiety in autism

Why take this course?

We are delighted to invite you to our online course on Transforming Anxiety in Autism: Understand & Better Manage Anxiety in Autism. This is a follow-on course after The Basic Neuroscience of Autism, exploring anxiety pathway in the autistic brain using the S.A.F.E. model.

Note: You can still take this course if you haven’t taken the basic neuroscience of autism if anxiety recovery in autism interests you.

"I found it so interesting and it will absolutely help inform my practice. I found Wale to be a very good facilitator too, he was clear and had a great pace to his delivery"-Thank you! Emma C.

"The knowledge of this gentleman was superb. His approach to understanding Autism brings a breath of fresh air to the narrow view currently held in society. The connection between the brain research and physical affects within the brain that cause autism are so reassuring as a parent of children with Autism – it reminds me that their behaviour is normal for them. The information about mirroring in in the Mirror Neurone System could be a complete game-changer for how we educate children." Michelle W. Teacher and Mother of two ASD children

"Just fabulous. This should be taught to every teacher and SEN department within councils throughout the country so that there can be a better understanding." Kelsey C, Mother of autistic child, Counsellor & Hypnotherapist

"Great explanation about how the brain is different and how we need toadjust to the client not the client change to fit with us." Julie C. Therapy Manager, Addiction & Private Practice (3/11/21)