You will develop advanced knowledge and a critical understanding of intellectual disabilities and autism. Our degree programme in MSc Intellectual Disabilities and Autism has been designed to provide four distinct pathways for students who want to specialise in autism, intellectual disabilities, forensic issues and clinical practice.

The main objective of the master's degree is to provide knowledge, skills, and competencies to develop, implement, or adapt technological solutions to improve the independence of people with disabilities. To this end, the curriculum includes specialized and multidisciplinary training in techniques and technologies to support disability and rehabilitation, in the fields of engineering.

Centennial College's Developmental Services Worker program is highly regarded by established professionals, graduates, families, service agencies, and people who have intellectual disabilities. The two-year college diploma program falls under the School of Community and Health Studies and will offer a strong foundation in the field of intellectual disabilities. This health program's curriculum will reflect best practices, current and relevant knowledge and address up-to-date issues.

Learn about Supporting Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Mental Illness with this free online course. This free online intellectual disability and mental healthcare course will teach you about how quality care services depend on understanding clients.

The Personal Support Worker program will prepare you with the knowledge and skills to provide compassionate care when assisting individuals with broad-spectrum conditions and health care needs. Your help will enable them to lead active and fulfilling lives in the community and institutions, both here and abroad.

This track/ concentration focuses on services related to disabilities and advocacy fields for patients and their caregivers. These specific areas include but are not limited to autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mental/ emotional disabilities, other social/ behavioral issues, as well as physical, and people in recovery from alcohol, drug, or other addictions.

This programme was developed in consultation with the education, health and social care, and voluntary sectors, as well as individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and is designed to facilitate the professional development of teachers and other related professionals who work, or wish to work, in this area.

MSc in Autism Spectrum Disorders This program was developed in consultation with the education, health and social care, and voluntary sectors, as well as individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and is designed to facilitate the professional development of teachers and other related professionals who work or wish to work, in this area.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability that is characterised by difficulty with social interaction and communication. An increase in autism awareness helps those living with ASD and society in many ways. This course explores the social perceptions of autism, the challenges people with autism face and the inclusive practices you can use to support them. We lay out the types of autism, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis and more.

Studying Learning Disabilities Nursing at Kingston University is your chance to help others. Take the first step towards improving health outcomes for children and adults with a range of mental and physical needs. Ready to make a positive difference to the lives of people with learning disabilities?

The Symptoms, Treatment and Management of ADHD is a free online diploma course that provides information about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. There are lots of misconceptions about ADHD that affect how people see those with the disorder. This course is designed to teach you about the real impact of ADHD on the individual and their family. So, register for this course today and begin your next learning journey in mental health.

The Developmental Service Worker program is a two-year Ontario college diploma for students interested in having a direct impact on the lives of people with developmental disabilities. You will become a highly skilled practitioner able to deliver person-directed support through courses that promote mental and physical health, develop interpersonal and interprofessional skills and foster independence and positive behaviour supports. New graduates are employed as direct supports professionals or educational assistants.

A unique course giving you an in-depth understanding of autism research. It combines teaching in psychological research methods with hands-on experience.

Campbellsville University's online, CAEP-accredited B.S. in Special Education – Learning Behavior Disorders, P-12 provides the knowledge and skills needed to teach primary through 12th-grade students with learning and behavior disorders in Kentucky. It combines coursework in special education theory and methods with in-person student teaching. Graduates are prepared for Praxis® exams and have initial teaching licensure. A dual certification option is also available for elementary education.

The primary goal of the Special Education program is to develop self-confident, inquisitive, and thoughtful educators who are grounded in the breadth and depth of Learning Disabilities and Cognitive Impairments.

Applied behaviour analysis (ABA) therapy can help individuals on the autism spectrum by reducing challenging behaviours and supporting the development of social and communication skills. This course offers strategies for assessing changes in autistic behaviour and monitoring progress over time. We explore how to apply ABA techniques, interventions, and strategies to foster communication and support the unique needs of individuals with autism.