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    The Framework for Autism in New Zealand is specifically designed for anyone who is involved with a child or adult on the Autism Spectrum and wants some understanding and practical strategies to enhance the lives and maximize the learning opportunities of those individuals. Neil Stuart, Autism NZ Parent Education Director and Tanya Catterall, Autism NZ, Parent Educator. Neil has been working with children with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome since 1994 as a teacher, Mainstream Schools Outreach support educator and an EarlyBird Trainer for Autism NZ since 2001. Tanya Catterall is a parent of 2 girls, one of whom has Autism. She is also an EarlyBird Trainer. “Presented well with delicate humour and balanced with a mother with the capacity to know’ For more information or to return the registration form please contact: Pat Gluck National Programme Manager Autism New Zealand Inc. PO Box 12599, Thorndon, Wellington 6144 Tel: (04) 470 7616 Fax: (04) 470 7617 pat.gluck@autismnz.org.nz www.autismnz.org.nz

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    The Framework for Autism in New Zealand is specifically designed for anyone who is involved with a child or adult on the Autism Spectrum and wants some understanding and practical strategies to enhance the lives and maximize the learning opportunities of those individuals. Neil Stuart, Autism NZ Parent Education Director and Tanya Catterall, Autism NZ, Parent Educator. Neil has been working with children with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome since 1994 as a teacher, Mainstream Schools Outreach support educator and an EarlyBird Trainer for Autism NZ since 2001. Tanya Catterall is a parent of 2 girls, one of whom has Autism. She is also an EarlyBird Trainer. “Presented well with delicate humour and balanced with a mother with the capacity to know’ For more information or to return the registration form please contact: Pat Gluck National Programme Manager Autism New Zealand Inc. PO Box 12599, Thorndon, Wellington 6144 Tel: (04) 470 7616 Fax: (04) 470 7617 pat.gluck@autismnz.org.nz www.autismnz.org.nz

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    The Framework for Autism in New Zealand is specifically designed for anyone who is involved with a child or adult on the Autism Spectrum and wants some understanding and practical strategies to enhance the lives and maximize the learning opportunities of those individuals. Neil Stuart, Autism NZ Parent Education Director and Tanya Catterall, Autism NZ, Parent Educator. Neil has been working with children with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome since 1994 as a teacher, Mainstream Schools Outreach support educator and an EarlyBird Trainer for Autism NZ since 2001. Tanya Catterall is a parent of 2 girls, one of whom has Autism. She is also an EarlyBird Trainer. “Presented well with delicate humour and balanced with a mother with the capacity to know’ For more information or to return the registration form please contact: Pat Gluck National Programme Manager Autism New Zealand Inc. PO Box 12599, Thorndon, Wellington 6144 Tel: (04) 470 7616 Fax: (04) 470 7617 pat.gluck@autismnz.org.nz www.autismnz.org.nz

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    The Framework for Autism in New Zealand is specifically designed for anyone who is involved with a child or adult on the Autism Spectrum and wants some understanding and practical strategies to enhance the lives and maximize the learning opportunities of those individuals. Neil Stuart, Autism NZ Parent Education Director and Tanya Catterall, Autism NZ, Parent Educator. Neil has been working with children with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome since 1994 as a teacher, Mainstream Schools Outreach support educator and an EarlyBird Trainer for Autism NZ since 2001. Tanya Catterall is a parent of 2 girls, one of whom has Autism. She is also an EarlyBird Trainer. “Presented well with delicate humour and balanced with a mother with the capacity to know’ For more information or to return the registration form please contact: Pat Gluck National Programme Manager Autism New Zealand Inc. PO Box 12599, Thorndon, Wellington 6144 Tel: (04) 470 7616 Fax: (04) 470 7617 pat.gluck@autismnz.org.nz www.autismnz.org.nz

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    Neil Stuart, Autism NZ Parent Education Director and

    Tanya Catterall, Autism NZ, Parent Educator.


    Neil has been working with children with Autism
    and Aspergers Syndrome since 1994 as a teacher,
    Mainstream Schools Outreach support educator and
    an EarlyBird Trainer for Autism NZ since 2001.
    Tanya Catterall is a parent of 2 girls, one of whom has
    Autism. She is also an EarlyBird Trainer.
    Presented well with delicate humour and balanced
    with a mother with the capacity to know
    For more information or to return the registration
    form please contact:
    Pat Gluck
    National Programme Manager
    Autism New Zealand Inc.
    PO Box 12599, Thorndon, Wellington 6144
    Tel: (04) 470 7616
    Fax: (04) 470 7617
    pat.gluck@autismnz.org.nz
    www.autismnz.org.nz
    This is a 2 day introductory programme that
    enables participants to create a framework for
    understanding and supporting a person on
    the Autism Spectrum.
    It is a collection of evidence based strategies and
    recommendations from the New Zealand Autism
    Spectrum Disorder Guidelines.
    Practical application of the strategies is embedded in
    the exercises throughout the course.
    Participants will leave the course with
    A better understanding of Autism Spectrum, and
    how that impacts on the person.
    Praotioal strategies to apply immediately, including
    the use of visual supports, how to teach new
    activities and writing stories for understanding.
    A ramowork to support the person in a variety
    of settings.
    A bottor understanding of challenging behaviour,
    including how to prevent it happening again and
    how to manage behaviour when it does happen.
    The course is delivered through presentation, video
    examples, parent interviews and practical role play
    exercises.
    dontiying situations tnat aro dihoult or pooplo
    with Autism.
    Sooial Communioation, Floxiblo Tninking and Making
    Sense of the World.
    Applying your knowlodgo to tno porson witn Autism.
    Undorstanding tnat oommunioation is moro tnan
    words and wants.
    Simplo ways or adults to adapt tnoir oommunioation.
    Oovolopmont o undorlying oapaoitios is ossontial
    for later learning.
    Empnasis noods to bo plaood on tnoso oapaoitios
    when interacting together.
    visual supports aro a vital support or onildron
    with Autism.
    Using visuals to support undorstanding o timo and
    space, completing activities, knowing whats
    happening and what is expected.
    Naturalistio sottings.
    Modoling.
    Prompting.
    Poduoing prompt dopondonoy and indopondonoo.
    Soaolding.
    Using storios to oroato positivo momorios, or
    ahrmation, or undorstanding and inormation.

    Undorstanding wny oortain situations aro dihoult.
    dontiying wnat wo oan do about tnoso
    situations to reduce anxiety.
    Using a unotional assossmont o bonaviour.
    dontiying tno rignt wny loads to tno rignt wnat to
    do about the behaviour. Preventing behaviours and
    making a plan.
    For more details, or to register your interest in the FANZ
    programme please complete the following and return.
    Postal details overleaf.
    Name
    Address

    Ph (H)
    Ph (W)
    Ph (M)
    Are you a:
    professional (please specify)
    family member (please specify)

    person on the spectrum
    other (please specify)
    The Framework for Autism in New Zealand is
    spooihoally dosignod or anyono wno is involvod
    with a child or adult on the Autism Spectrum and
    wants some understanding and practical strategies
    to enhance the lives and maximize the learning
    opportunities of those individuals.
    $175 (plus GST) for 2 days.

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