Autism Event – 21 April 2016
Booking Form
Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Email:
Access and dietary requirements (e.g. vegan, gluten free, etc):
A quiet room will be available at the event and we will be using ‘Interaction
Badges’ on the day so that people with autism can let other participants know
about how they wish to be involved in the event.
Please return this booking form to:
Tracy Henderson, KEY, The Square, 70 Renton Street, Glasgow, G4 0HT or email
it to: [email protected] For any queries about the event, you can
call Tracy on 0141 342 1878.
My workshop choices:
Information on the workshops is given below. You can to go to two workshops,
one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Please put a tick next to your
first choice and second workshop choices. We will try our best to get you into
your preferred workshops and will let you know about this on the day.
Morning (11.00am – 12.15pm)
Workshop description
Workshop 1:
Autism and transitions
Lynsey Stewart – Autism Network Scotland
In this interactive workshop session you will be given the
opportunity to discuss:
 What is a transition?
 Why are transitions important, particularly for
somebody with autism?
 How can we get transitions right?
 What support is available?
 What is happening nationally in relation to transitions
and how does this affect you?
Workshop 2:
Support planning for young people and their families.
KEY’s East and West Dunbartonshire Services will share their
experiences of developing support planning tools for younger
people with autism and working in partnership with families
and others involved in the young person’s life.
Workshop 3:
Yoga Taster Session
A friendly, relaxed introduction to yoga which will be led by a
qualified yoga instructor from Yogability.
1st
2nd
Choice Choice
Afternoon (1.00pm – 2.15pm)
Workshop description
Workshop 1:
Autism and transitions
Lynsey Stewart – Autism Network Scotland
In this interactive workshop session you will be given the
opportunity to discuss:
 What is a transition?
 Why are transitions important, particularly for
somebody with autism?
 How can we get transitions right?
 What support is available?
 What is happening nationally in relation to transitions
and how does this affect you?
Workshop 2:
The Scottish Strategy for Autism- developing outcomes.
What does it mean for people?
In this workshop you will be given the chance to find out
about and discuss the Outcomes Approach which has been
developed from the Scottish Strategy for Autism.
We will break into groups and discuss the 4 strategic
outcomes.
1. A Healthy Life.
2. Choice and control.
3. Independence.
4. Active Citizenship.
In each group people will be given time to think about and
discuss what the 4 areas mean to them and also what service
providers can do to get it right for people to help everyone
achieve what they what from life.
Workshop 3:
Arts Workshop
Project Ability will lead a fun, interactive arts based session.
1st
2nd
Choice Choice