A clear introduction to autism that’s respectful, practical, and empowering

Whether you're a parent, a professional, or autistic yourself, this workshop offers a calm, respectful introduction to what autism really is — and what it isn't. Together, we’ll go beneath the surface of labels and checklists to explore the real experiences of autistic people. You’ll gain insight into what life can feel like from the inside — helping you offer support that’s grounded in understanding, not assumptions.

In this 90-minute session, you'll learn:

• What autism actually is, and what it means to be on the spectrum

• The three key areas of difference in autism

• How autistic people experience communication and social interaction

• Differences in sensory processing and executive functioning

• What stimming is, and why it's important

• What masking is, and how it can lead to burnout

• What meltdowns and shutdowns really feel like

• The double empathy problem — and why "social difficulties" go both ways

You'll leave with:

• A clearer understanding of autism that honours neurodivergent perspectives

• A stronger foundation for supporting autistic children, colleagues, or yourself

• Greater confidence in having conversations around autism with kindness and clarity

This workshop is suitable for:

• Autistic teens and adults exploring identity

• Parents and carers

• Educators, SENDCos, and professionals

• Employers

Includes lifetime access to the recording and a 30-day money-back guarantee.