ASERT has put together some resources for those with autism and those who care for people with autism relating to the current Coronavirus outbreak.
Bringing autism resources together
These eLearning courses have been developed by ASERT to help provide training to a variety of audiences within the autism community. If you’re logged in, you can see courses you’ve started or completed at any time on the My Courses page.
This CE/CME opportunity for clinicians is made up of four 60-minute modules, each with a required post-assessment. The course seeks to increase health care professional knowledge and performance in serving individuals with autism spectrum disorders through education regarding psychopharmacological interventions.
This 30-minute course is designed to give a broad overview of autism spectrum disorder to anyone who is interested in learning more.
This 30-minute course, designed for individuals with autism, is designed to help those who take it understand anxiety and its symptoms and learn different coping skills for managing anxiety.
This 30-minute course, designed for caregivers, is designed to help those who take it understand how to prevent sexual abuse and assault in individuals with autism.
This 45-minute course, designed for clinicians, is designed to help those who take it understand how to prevent sexual abuse and assault in individuals with autism.
This 30-minute course, designed for direct support professionals, is designed to help those who take it understand how to prevent sexual abuse and assault in individuals with autism.
This 30-minute course, designed for community members and people with autism, is designed to help those who take it understand strategies for building social skills in everyday life.
This 45-minute course, designed for caregivers, is designed to help those who take it understand how to support individuals with autism who have experienced sexual abuse and assault.
This 45-minute course, designed for clinicians, is designed to help those who take it understand how to support individuals with autism who have experienced sexual abuse and assault.
This 45-minute course, designed for direct support professionals, is designed to help those who take it understand how to support individuals with autism who have experienced sexual abuse and assault.
