Better Beginnings national conference carries main them of supporting parents of young children with autism to focus on early social communication skills with their child through play.

The conference will cover:

• up to date research and knowledge about early support for autism.
• examples of effective working practices
• creative and practical ideas
• opportunities for networking and discussions with other practitioners from around the UK.

supporting parents of young children with autism to focus on early

social communication skills with their child through play

Key note speakers:

Anna Kennedy OBE chair of conference

Emily Rubin how the SCERTS model supports families

Gina Davies working effectively and joyfully with young children and families

Paul Isaacs his own personal experience of autism

Dr. Vicky Slonims latest research findings from the PACT study (Parent mediated social communiation therapy for young children with autism) and what it means for practitioners.

If you work with young children with autism and their families don't miss this fantastic opportunity to hear the latest on early intervention and support from leading researchers and practitioners

suitable for teachers, speech and language or occupational therapists, learning support assistants, clinical or educational psychologists, social workers or practitioners working in early years and primary school settings.