In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to researcher, Dr Sinead McNally about recent DCU research focused on the experiences that young, Irish autistic people have of bullying. We talk about how the team supported young people to feel comfortable enough to share their experiences and what we can learn from them. You can find out more about the bullying study here. Find out more about the Autism-Friendly Schools Project.
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In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to researcher, Dr Sinead McNally about recent DCU research focused on the experiences that young, Irish autistic people have of bullying. We talk about how the team supported young people to feel comfortable enough to share their experiences and what we can learn from them. You can find out more about the bullying study here. Find out more about the Autism-Friendly Schools Project.
Alternatives to Social Skills Training with Gráinne Warren
The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast
35 minutes
1 month ago
Alternatives to Social Skills Training with Gráinne Warren
In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to play therapist Gráinne Warren about building authentic connections rather than “training” social skills. Gráinne brings years of practice, research and lived experience to her work, and she has created a resource focused on supporting young people to create connections that make them comfortable. You can find Gráinne’s resources here: https://grainnewarren.com/
The Middletown Centre for Autism Podcast
In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to researcher, Dr Sinead McNally about recent DCU research focused on the experiences that young, Irish autistic people have of bullying. We talk about how the team supported young people to feel comfortable enough to share their experiences and what we can learn from them. You can find out more about the bullying study here. Find out more about the Autism-Friendly Schools Project.
