Training + Education
Upcoming Community Training Sessions:
COMMUNITY TRAINING: Video Edition
To make Ausome Training more accessible during Covid-19, we have made a recording of our Ausome training workshop. Watch on your own time, in the comfort of your own home. The link will be available until the end of September.
Online
Cost: $35
Supported by:
Ausome Training — to support young athletes
with autism in sport
With 1 in 68 children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it is almost certain that if you work with youth, you have worked with an individual with autism.
Our goal is to ensure that you will be equipped with skills, knowledge and strategies to better support and communicate with the youth that you serve.
Who would benefit from Ausome Training?
If you are a coach, instructor, volunteer, teacher, recreation worker or
child care provider, this training is for you.
Participants in Ausome’s training workshops learn to recognize and better understand autism. They will leave the training workshop with practical strategies to use immediately in any sports and recreation setting.
What will I learn?
Our workshops provide an overview of ASD and give examples of what ASD looks like in sports and recreation settings. We will provide a variety of strategies for supporting individuals with autism including:
- Communication tips
- Coaching strategies
- Behaviour support and group management techniques
Where? When? What is the cost?
We can provide training at your location or at ours in the new House of Sport at the RA Centre (Riverside Drive). Workshops vary in length from 90 minutes to half day, and can be customized to meet individual or group interests. Workshop costs vary depending on location, size of group and duration of the event. Costs may be subsidized for non-profit organizations.
Interested in learning more about Ausome Training? Tell us a bit about yourself by submitting the following form:
With Generous Support From
"I am grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in training with Ausome Ottawa... It was amazing to learn such transferable skills and techniques to understanding and managing behaviours."
RA Camp Counselor