Tuesday 8th March 2022 9.30am - 1.30pm
Newcourt Community Centre

​This course will enable staff to explore the differences for many young female students who are on the autistic spectrum.

Course Aims:
- Identify how differences in social imagination and communication and interaction can be gender specific.
- Consider concepts such as "masking", and comorbidities such as selective mutism, eating disorders and OCD often present.
- Explore the prevalence of mental health difficulties for many of the students.

Cost: £45 per person for SWIFT member schools | £75 for non-members

​Featured Event​

• Supporting Females on the Autistic Spectrum | 8th March 2022

Upcoming Events​​​​​​​

• SWIFT Mental Wellbeing Week | 14th - 17th February 2022
• Crossphase PSHE Professional Community | 15th February 2022
• RE Professional Community | Crossphase | 2nd March 2022

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