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**课程名称：** 如何创建一个对自闭症友好的空间 **课程概述：** 本课程旨在帮助学员理解自闭症人士感知世界的方式与众不同，以及这种差异如何影响他们在特定空间内的舒适感。高达90%的自闭症人士存在感官敏感（低敏感度和高敏感度），这会影响他们处理压力和焦虑的能力。21世纪的生活充斥着各种感官刺激，如刺眼的灯光、过于刺激的图案、强烈的非自然气味、粗糙/冰冷的触感、巨大的噪音等，这些都可能给自闭症人士带来日常挑战。再加上世界的不确定性和不可预测性，很容易引发隔离感和焦虑。 然而，通过在自己的空间中进行一些（合理且微小的）调整，可以使其变得更加友好。本课程将教授如何实现这一点。 **关于讲师：** Timothy Sproule 拥有13年与自闭症儿童和成人共事经验，他利用武术来帮助他们的发展。他曾是英国自闭症协会（NAS）的伙伴，并于2009年至2019年期间担任当地委员会成员，现任“为自闭症而战”（Fighting for Autism）欧洲分部的 ambasasdor。 Timothy 本人在7岁时被诊断为阿斯伯格综合症，他深刻理解自闭症人士所面临的困境和污名，同时也认识到他们的技能、能力和潜力。
Autistic people process the world differently, and this difference can make it hard for us to feel comfortable in certain rooms and spaces. Around 90% of autistic people, across the spectrum, have sensory sensitivities (hypo and hyper sensitivities) which can impact how we are able to manage stress and anxiety.Many autistic people struggle with the daily sensory bombardment 21st century life presents. Harsh lighting, overstimulating patterns, strong unnatural smells, rough/cold textures, loud noises and so forth can make daily life a challenge. This coupled with uncertainties and the unpredictable nature of the world can create a sense of isolation and anxiety.But it doesn't have to be that way in your space! By making some small (and very reasonable) adjustments you can make your space much more friendly. In this course we will learn how to do just that!-About the author:Timothy Sproule has been working with autistic children and adults for 13 years using martial arts to help with their development. He was a befriender for the NAS (national autistic society) and member of his local committee between 2009-2019 and is now an ambassador for the European branch of Fighting for Autism.Timothy was diagnosed with asperges syndrome at 7 years old and understands the struggles and stigma faced by autistic people as well as their skills, abilities and potential.
