Event
What to do when things go wrong
Description
In this free Zoom session, we’ll explore how to shift from reacting to responding, by understanding the reasons behind behaviour and how to support neuro-divergent children through challenging moments across Early Childhood Learning and Care Environments.
We’ll cover:
- Reframing behaviour as communication
- Co-Regulation - how important you are
- The link between behaviour, sensory needs, and emotional regulation
- Preventative strategies to reduce dysregulation
- Planning ahead, across environments - supporting families
Presenter
Tasha Alach - Director & Principal Consultant at Autism Inclusive
Bio
Tasha Alach is a highly experienced and compassionate professional with over 25 years of expertise in supporting autistic individuals across all life stages, from early intervention to adulthood. With a degree in Occupational Therapy and a Master's in Learning and Coordination Disabilities, Tasha has dedicated her career to creating inclusive environments where neurodiverse individuals and their families can thrive.
During her time as Director at the Autism Association, Tasha led large multi-disciplinary teams of over 300, therapists and educators, overseeing services that supported more than 2,000 autistic individuals annually. She has also been instrumental in establishing and operating multiple early intervention and long day care centres, providing personalised support across home, school and community settings.
