Training and events calendar

This online training aims to provide a comprehensive grounding in the complexities of autism assessment for children and adolescents.

Designed for non-LEWs, this session explores LEW disciplines, scope and ways of working, including how workplace processes and power dynamics can either enable or impede effective collaboration.

This workshop will explore what relational practice looks like in integrated care and how it supports therapeutic relationships.

Robert Dudas, Affiliated Assistant Professor, University of Cambridge & Honorary Associate Professor, University of East Anglia, will give the Jo Beatson lecture in 2026.

How does the language we use shape the way LLEW is understood? Explore how stepping away from clinical language and acronyms can help create change.

The Autism Clinical Interview for Adults (ACIA) is a semi-structured interview tool that can be used to support Autism diagnostic assessment for people aged 16+.

This workshop uses CBT principles and interventions to support young people experiencing anxiety, depression and other thinking patterns.

This in-person workshop will explore how to recognise when a person may have co-morbid autism that may complicate the diagnosis and management of serious mental illness.

How can documentation meet requirements without losing LLEW values? Explore practical ways to keep notes collaborative, authentic and grounded in lived and living experience.

Learn skills for responding to distress in people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds.