It takes a community to raise a child.  To raise a child with ASD takes a community who are knowledgeable, committed and prepared to work together.  No one person can do it alone.

'tips for autism'  is a course where a team of people dedicates three days to developing interventions and plans to support their particular child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

By tapping into your own and others’ experience and expertise, and current evidence, you’ll develop a concrete, achievable, actionable long and short-term plan around your child.

Opportunities are now available people to apply to become ‘tips’ facilitators. This involves each facilitator leading about 3-4 courses each year (10-12 days).  Facilitators will receive training (5 days) which will commence in March 2011.  They will be required to travel within New Zealand. Download the expression of interest to see if you meet the criteria.

What do you want to know?

• What is 'tips for autism'?
• Who can come?
• Where are courses held?
• How can I apply to attend a course?
• Find out who the facilitators are
• See some frequently asked questions
• Register your interest in attending a course when it comes to your area
• Team expenses contribution information
• Access resources (previous attendees)
• Contact someone