The program trains Master Trainers and Facilitators, who in turn train parents and other caregivers to use scientifically proven strategies for promoting child development, reducing disruptive behaviors and strengthening their own coping skills.
The program trains Master Trainers and Facilitators, who in turn train parents and other caregivers to use scientifically proven strategies for promoting child development, reducing disruptive behaviors and strengthening their own coping skills.
In 2017, Caregiver Skills Training debuted in the United States, with a Master Trainer workshop to train specialists who will pilot the program.
Based on the results and refinements of this and other pilot studies around the world, Autism Speaks Canada partnered with McGill University on the Caregiver Skills Training Program to empower parents and caregivers with evidence-based skills training in Quebec, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and the Yukon for children with autism.
Welcome to the “About Autism Hub”. You might have arrived here because you wonder if your child, friend, or family member may be autistic. Perhaps you’ve noticed characteristics in yourself and are seeking information to get more clarity.
Whatever the reason, we’re here to provide reliable, clear insight on the topics you have questions about.In the following sections, you’ll gain a broader understanding of autism through learning about the characteristics of autism, accessing an assessment, supports and services, and key milestones within the autism community.
You will also have an opportunity to continue learning through resources such as the My Autism Guide.We hope this information provides a holistic, strengths-based understanding of autism and the experiences of autistic people throughout their lifespan and across the spectrum.
Training and one-on-one coaching for parents and caregivers of children
The Caregiver program is a full time, 6-month, training program that prepares students to provide care across a variety of settings, including group homes and day service programs.
Using a case study approach, students discuss and develop a care plan that incorporates facilitative environments, cultural considerations, and the needs of the family and caregivers.
Caregiver Mediated Early Years focuses on teaching parents of young children techniques and strategies to support their child's development.
Our program offers a unique, blended approach to training that combines technical, employability, and other essential skills. Placements may occur in a variety of employment settings, including Home Care, Nursing Homes/Homes for the Aged, Acute Care Facilities, and other approved care settings that
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