Neurodiversity Training for Educational and Community Settings
← Training for Educators
Stage 2 · Adapt
Sensory Supports and Accommodations
Small changes to a learning environment can have a big impact! Explore sensory processing and how the environment affects Autistic and ADHD learners, with practical strategies and tips on becoming a sensory detective.
What participants will learn
- The sensory systems, including interoception and body awareness
- How sensory processing differences affect regulation, behaviour and learning
- Becoming a sensory detective: working out what a learner’s behaviour is telling you
- Low-cost changes to lighting, noise, seating and routines
- Sensory supports and accommodations for individuals and whole groups
Tailored to you
We can look at the spaces in your setting and suggest changes that suit your learners and your budget.
Who it’s for
- Early childhood, primary and secondary educators
- Learning support staff
- Anyone setting up learning spaces
Format
- Most are 60–90 minutes, but can be tailored to meet your needs
- Online across Australia, or in person within metro Sydney and Melbourne
- Can run as a staff meeting, professional development session or pupil-free day workshop
Interested in this workshop?
Tell us about your setting and we’ll tailor it to suit. Call 0489 088 665 or send us a message.