Supporting Your Autistic Child Through Puberty Replay: Autism Webinar

Missed our Supporting Your Autistic Child Through Puberty: Webinar? Register now to watch the Replay 

Puberty is already a big transition. For Autistic children, it can affect much more than their changing body. It can bring different sensory experiences and new privacy needs. 

In this webinar, Planet Puberty join us to make puberty feel less overwhelming. They’ll share ways to talk about puberty while respecting how your child communicates and understands information. 

In this webinar we’ll explore 

• Supporting your child with new sensory experiences like using deodorant and period products 

• Helping your child understand public and private behaviours 

• Discussing puberty with non-speaking children and AAC users  

• Talking about puberty across different settings like school or with professionals 

This is a webinar replay 

• You are registering to receive a recording of a previous webinar - this is not a live event.
  

Who this session is for 

• This webinar is for parents and carers of Autistic children, including those who are exploring or awaiting a diagnosis.  

• Professionals are also welcome to register. 

Belongside Families is a not-for-profit organisation that supports parents and carers of children with disability, developmental delay, autism, genetic and rare conditions. We provide general information, peer support and shared lived experience. We do not provide medical or professional advice or counselling. Information shared during this event is intended to support and empower families and should not replace professional advice or care. 

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