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Key Topics: emerging sexuality in neurodivergent individuals, flirting, dating, sexual relationships and the law, relationship pyramid

Friendship & Relationship Development Flirting, Dating & Maintaining Relationships: How Do You Teach This?

This course explores:

  • A range of topics including but not limited to culture, religion, emerging sexuality for neurodivergent social learners (especially those on the autism spectrum)
  • Many practical strategies and teaching tips developed with and alongside neurodivergent clients to meet their own social and relationship goals
  • Address “hot” topics that may be uncomfortable for interventionists to teach but are critical for social learners to know (e.g., pornography and the law, the role of school and non-school staff)

 

3.5 hours of training and CE credit available for select professionals. For any special accommodations or assistance with resources email us.

 

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Flirting, Dating & Maintaining Relationships: How Do You Teach This?

In this course, we will address a range of topics including but not limited to culture, religion, pornography and the law, and emerging sexuality for neurodivergent social learners—especially those on the autism spectrum. We will show practical lessons developed with input from neurodivergent clients and students with different social learning styles as they established their own social relationship goals.

Replay access through July 31, 2023

Individual / Small Group
$69.00 per attendee
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Team / Large Group
$59.00 per attendee
5 or more attendees
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Non-Professional & Family
$59.00 per attendee
Intended to help people using the information in their personal lives.
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Detailed Description

Who should attend

Individuals with social emotional learning differences and/or challenges report ongoing struggles with insight into social-sexual relationships and find the social communication involved in flirting and dating overwhelming—yet this topic is uncomfortable for many adult interventionists (parents and professionals) who also lack knowledge about how to inform individuals in a non-judgmental and helpful manner. In this course, we will address a range of topics including but not limited to culture, religion, emerging sexuality for neurodivergent social learners (especially those on the autism spectrum), pornography and the law, and how to teach different types of lessons for individuals with different social learning styles. We will provide many practical strategies and teaching tips developed with and alongside neurodivergent clients and family members. Attendees will receive a significant handout packet to encourage lesson development to help individuals meet their own social goals.


Other topics included in this course:


  • The blurred lines on topics such as gender fluidity, and the trifecta of challenges: religion, culture, and biology
  • Ideas for helping to develop stronger social awareness of others’ intentions to stay safe
  • Demonstration of how to use frameworks to explicitly teach about the concepts of flirting and dating (Relationship Pyramid)
  • Ideas for teaching about rejection self-management
  • Issues related to hygiene, eating in public, and other related social behaviors that may encourage or discourage the potential development relationships

Who Should Attend

The Social Thinking Methodology is used by a wide variety of professionals; including speech-language pathologists, special and general education teachers, social workers, counselors, clinical and school psychologists, occupational therapists, behavior specialists, and school administrators to name a few. It’s also used by family members and caregivers across settings.

Learning Objectives and Agenda

Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  1. Discuss the role of educational environments and staff in teaching social-sexual information
  2. Describe how to use the teaching framework, Four Steps of Flirting, to teach individuals more deeply about social communication in building relationships
  3. Explain how emotion scales can be used to problem solve the emotional side of social-sexual relationships
  4. Describe how the six levels of the Relationship Pyramid guide teaching toward forming healthier social-sexual relationships
  5. Explain the impact of technology, hygiene, and anxiety on building relationships

Agenda

2 hours - Culture, the Law, and Direct Teaching Tips

1 hour and 30 minute - Practical Strategies to Teach about Flirting and Dating

Continuing Education Credit

3.5 hours toward CE credit, if applicable

Click here to see if you can receive CE credit by Profession and by State

 

We are proud to provide access to continuing education credit for:


  • Speech-Language Pathologists
  • Educators
  • ...and others!

 

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Technical requirements to participate in online training

In order to make sure your online training event experience is as positive as possible there are 3 important technical checks you should take before registering:
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