Sensory Processing and Autism - Therapy Support Webinar Series: 6-15 years found that Autistic people are

found that Autistic people are three-to-six times more likely not to identify with the sex they were assigned to at birth than non-autistic people

They could experience difficulty noticing the emotions of others

worksheets and visual supports to assist in the development of a structured teaching program to prepare children to commence school

sequences and timetables which can be readily used in the home

While EF difficulties are common in autism

Sensory Processing and Autism - Therapy Support Webinar Series: 6-15 years found that Autistic people areSensory Processing and Autism Therapy Support Webinar Series: 6 15 years Sensory processing is the way a person perceives, processes and organises information they receive through their senses. Studies show that up to 95% of Autistic people have sensory differences which impact on task performance, school participation, activities of daily living, and is also associated with higher anxiety levels. Our webinar will recognise the sensory differences in