Webinar | Autism in children | What to look for and what to do next

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Yes. It is completely free with no obligation. We have designed this webinar to help parents and carers understand autism in children and feel more confident about what to do next.

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This webinar is for parents, carers, and family members who want to better understand autism in children. Whether you’re at the very beginning of exploring autism or already considering an assessment, the information covered is designed to be practical and accessible.

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Free autism webinar on Monday 12 October at 6pm

Register for our free webinar about autism in children. Dr Rachael Rattlidge will be discussing how autism can present in childhood, sharing common experiences that lead people to seek an assessment, and explaining how gaining a better understanding of autism can help parents and their children move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

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Autism in children: What to look for and what to do next

In this practical and reassuring session, Dr Rachael Rattlidge covers the key signs of autism in children, how it can present differently depending on age and gender, and what steps parents can take if they have concerns.

What the webinar covers

Common signs of autism in children and how they may present differently in boys and girls
How autism can affect communication, learning, friendships, emotions and everyday situations
When to seek professional advice and what the assessment process involves
Practical strategies to support your child at home and at school

Join us on Monday 12 October at 6pm

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Dr Rachael Rattlidge is a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at Oxford ADHD and Autism Centre. She has extensive experience assessing and supporting children and young people, with a passion for providing autism-friendly care and adapting her approach to meet the individual needs of each child and young person. Her aim is to help families develop a better understanding of their child’s strengths, challenges and how to support their needs.

Whether you’re just starting to explore autism or considering an assessment for your child, this recording provides practical guidance and reassurance about what to do next.

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