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Autism: practical neuroscientific sensory insights
£15.00
Sensory Engagement and Inclusion Specialist, Joanna Grace provides practical insights informed by neuroscience into common sensory differences experienced by autistic people.
Her training session then focuses on what can be tweaked in our practice to create more neuroinclusive experiences for our students.
SPECIAL OFFER: 3 Training Sessions for £30! Save £15 when you buy any ‘3 for £30’ sessions – use discount code 3for£30 at checkout.
Sensory Engagement and Inclusion Specialist, Joanna Grace provides practical insights informed by neuroscience into common sensory differences experienced by autistic people.
This session contains lots of practical insight into common sensory differences experienced by autistic people, that will enable you to explore tweaks to practice that you can make to create a more neuroinclusive school experience for your students.
Your £15 purchase gives unlimited access to Joanna’s training session
for your whole school
Who is the session aimed at?
Anyone looking to better support autistic people.
With one purchase, all staff at your school can watch and rewatch the training as often as you like.
View a snippet of Joanna’s training session…
Key takeaways
– Gain insight into common conscious and subconscious sensory differences experienced by autistic people –
– Appreciate the different experience of living through an autistic brain, compared with a non-autistic brain –
– Understand sleep differences experienced by autistic people and how these can effect a student’s access to education –
– Reflect on how each of the above affect autistic students in school who need a lot of support, as well as those who seem to need less support, or who might not even be identified as autistic yet –
*One purchase gives access for your whole school*
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Joanna received great feedback on her previous training session on sensory strategies in the classroom
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About the Creator
Joanna Grace / Sensory Engagement and Inclusion Specialist, The Sensory Projects
Joanna Grace is a Sensory Engagement and Inclusion Specialist, Doctoral Researcher, Author of several books on SEND, Trainer and TEDx Speaker. The Sensory Projects works to share the understanding needed to turn inexpensive items into effective tools for inclusion. Joanna’s insight on inclusion comes from her personal and professional life. She has family members with physical disabilities and neurodivergent conditions. Joanna is also a qualified teacher, who has worked to promote the inclusion of children with additional needs in mainstream settings from the early years right up to university.
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