National Centre For Autism and Mental Health
Whilst Autism is not a mental health condition, very high numbers of autistic people experience poor mental health across the lifespan with up to 76% reaching out for mental health services. Only 14% of autistic adults and 11% of families feel that there are enough mental health services in their area to meet their needs.
Autistic people have said mental health training which increases understanding of autism and improves responses are the things that can make the biggest difference, alongside making adjustments to the way in which services are provided.
We are delighted to offer BPS Approved Autism and Mental Health courses and short courses for 2024/25. Please click on the course headings below for more information.
This course has made a real difference to the way in which I support autistic people. I loved the sections on assessing autism in girls and women. Thankyou for this excellent course.
Mental Health Practitioner.
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