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Come meet and learn from Tony Attwood, the world’s foremost expert on autism, in Sheffield on 15 May 2019 (£74 parent/carer rate or £50 via webcast)

Martin Pratt, CEO @ The Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health
over 5 years ago

Dear parents and carers,

Come meet and learn from Tony Attwood, the world’s foremost expert on autism, in Sheffield on 15 May 2019.

We have heavily subsidised parent/carer rates at just £74 for the entire day including lunch, refreshments and handouts!

To reserve your place

Call: +44 (0)20 7403 7458

Online: https://www.acamh.org/event/attwood/

  • over 5 years ago

    ...Oy! Bad Show, there! Just after I posted, the OP's OP was truncated, why?? (To whomever did that, you are just lucky (sort of!) that I did not "Snapshot" what was there before... Why was that edited? Unless you mean to rewrite it - then there was nothing wrong with what was before, no offence meant, honest...! Now what I said about "AsdieLevel1" is gone... I was only wondering what number the rest of such a diagnosis/term meant...

    (...But I cannot wonder for long - this forum is offline in a couple of hours!)  :-/

  • over 5 years ago

    Greetings. Thank You for this Advert/Thread. As stated, it is about Parents and Carers yet is posted in the "Miscellaneous and Chat" section, for it addresses Adults just.a little bit. Also I cannot afford £50-£74 plus train fare. But this is the part which really caught my (uninformed?) attention...

    Martin Pratt, CEO @ The Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health said:
    adults, with ASD-Level 1 (Asperger’s syndrome)

    ...Thanks for stating what it is referred to now... Thus I myself am no longer an "Aspie" but am an "AsdieLevel1" or a "Level1 Asdie" now...? Very interesting...   Good Luck. (Also, please re-post here in about half-a-year or so, for it is still 2018, now.)