30-Hours Diploma in Autistic Child Development Separation Anxiety
Credit hours
3
Separation anxiety in autistic children is explored alongside the wider picture of autism and child development. Learners consider how sensory processing affects anxiety, and practise approaches to emotional regulation, communication, secure attachment and predictable routines. It suits parents, early years staff and teaching assistants who want to help children feel safer during transitions.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Child Development
- 02Understanding Separation Anxiety in Autistic Children
- 03Sensory Processing and its Impact on Anxiety
- 04Emotional Regulation Strategies for Autistic Children
- 05Effective Communication Techniques for Anxiety Support
- 06Building Secure Attachments and Trust
- 07Developing Structured Routines to Reduce Anxiety
- 08Collaboration with Parents, Educators, and Therapists
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