4CAF6961A - Autism Spectrum Awareness 'A spectrum of provision for a spectrum of need' (Autism Working Group 2002: 16). This statement sums up the complexity of Autistic Spectrum conditions (ASC) and the diverse nature of those who are included within this term. It can also be argued that there is a spectrum of strengths which all too easily can be overshadowed by behaviour that non autistic individuals consider challenging. This course will provide an overview and awareness of ASC theories, common presentations within individuals and approaches to proactive support. As soon as we meet a person we make judgements about them. From their facial expression, tone of voice and body language, we pick up social cues and can generally tell how that person might be feeling and be able to respond accordingly. People who are on the autistic spectrum can find this everyday occurrence difficult and for some individuals an impossibility. On this course we will explore how ASC can impact on an individual's social perception, identifying existing ASC theories and through this provide opportunities to develop approaches to proactive support
Name: Autism Spectrum Awareness Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Health and Social Care Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20160701 11:13:05 Updated 20160701 11:13:05
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LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
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Lancashire College
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Chorley
County:Lancashire
Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Health and Social Care Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Health and Social Care Classification: Health, Public Services and Care