Workshop Facilitation

Customized, practical training for schools, daycares, medical and dental practices, parent groups, and community teams—built around your priorities and learners.

Program Overview

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    What is Workshop Facilitation?

    Interactive professional learning that translates evidence-based strategies into simple tools your team can use.

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    Who is it for?

    Educators, ECEs, administrators, clinicians, medical/dental teams, and parent groups seeking clear, actionable guidance.

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    What happens in a workshop?

    We will design a tailored workshop based on your desired learning outcomes.


Sample Topics

  • Incorporating Best Practices for Children with ASD in Your Classroom

  • Parenting with Positive Reinforcement

  • Identifying Early Signs of Autism

  • ABA Techniques for Medical and Dental Professionals

  • Building Sensory-Friendly Environments

  • Preventing Escalation: Proactive Regulation Supports

  • Communication Supports (visuals, prompting, AAC basics)

  • Inclusive Routines: Arrival, Transitions, Lunch & Recess

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Program Snapshot:
In-Person / Virtual / Hybrid • Custom Agenda • 60–90 min, Half-Day, or Full-Day • Slides + Handouts • Live Demos + Q&A • RBA-Led • SLP/OT Consultation Available

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Benefits

THE TACT APPROACH

Structured, Engaging Delivery

Clear flow, real scenarios, and hands-on practice keep learning practical and memorable.

Audience-Embedded

We design for your role (teacher, EA, dentist, hygienist, parent) so strategies fit real routines.

Evidence-Informed & Data-Backed

Content reflects current best practice with simple ways to track impact.

Interdisciplinary Perspective

RBA-led with input from SLP/OT as needed for communication and sensory-motor supports.

Implementation & Generalization

Tools and plans to carry learning into daily lessons, appointments, and home life.

Assent-Based, Compassionate Practice

We prioritize student assent and well-being by using least-intrusive, trauma-informed approaches that keep learning respectful and motivating. 

Frequently Asked Questions

CONTACT

Questions? Email info@autismtoronto.ca and a team member will respond promptly.