Autism Berkshire Workshops for Parents and Carers

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Autism Berkshire provides a wide range of workshops for parents and carers of children and young people living with autism.

Among those available in Reading are:

Family Seminars on understanding autism, managing anger and sensory needs
Positive Thinking for Parents and Carers,

Full details of all our workshops are available online at our website.

Workshops in Reading are held at RISC, 35-39 London Street, Reading, RG1 4PS.

All our trainers have substantial experience of autism, either as parents and carers themselves or from working in the field for many years.

If you would like more details of any of our workshops, call 01189 594 594 or email admin@autismberkshire.org.uk

Who to contact

Contact Name: Georgie Mitchell
Contact Position: Administrator
Telephone: 01189 594 594
E-mail: admin@autismberkshire.org.uk
Website: Autism Berkshire Workshops for Parents and Carers

Where to go

Name

RISC

Address

35-39
London Street
Reading
Berkshire

Postcode

RG1 4PS

Notes

Car parking is only available outside RISC for disabled drivers and spaces must be booked in advance by contacting RISC on 0118 958 6692.

Pay-and-display parking for other drivers is available at the Queen's Road and Oracle Centre car parks. Town centre bus stops are nearby.

Other Details

Costs

Is there a charge for using this service?: No
Wheelchair accessible?: Yes

Availability

Referral required: No

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