‍Do you want to create a culture of wellbeing which supports autistic pupils and children, increases their access to learning and helps to protect their mental health? Part of the role of a senior mental health lead is to provide early prevention for at-risk children and young people. Autistic individuals are at higher risk of developing mental health problems or illness than their neurotypical peers. Worth-it’s interactive workshop, How can a culture of wellbeing support autistic pupils will be co-hosted by neurodiversity specialist, professional coach, and newly appointed Academic Director of the Al Karamah Training Institute in Abu Dhabi, Jasmine Miller, who will share tips and strategies to help you provide an inclusive environment for autistic pupils.

Jasmine has worked with autistic individuals for over 20 years and will share her insights on how schools can build a culture and ethos of wellbeing that supports autistic children and young people.