Online / Virtual
Training/Advice
Event
Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) for professionals
Autism NI
Cost:
£65.00
Understand what is meant by the ‘PDA Profile’ within autism, and how this may present. Explore a range of key strategies you can use in your professional role to support an individual within the PDA profile of autism.
For more information, please contact our training team by calling: 028 9040 1729 (Option 4) or email: [email protected]
The session will be facilitated on the Zoom platform. Registered delegates will receive a link to access the session approximately 48 hours before the session to enable access. The virtual training will be fully interactive and will include opportunities for discussion and question and answer sessions.
Sector:
- Children and families
- Disability
- Education/training
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Knockbracken Healthcare Park
Saintfield Road
Belfast
BT8 8BH
United Kingdom
Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) for professionals
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