This autism awareness course discusses the role of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in driving social exclusion and isolation. We study autism and explore its epidemiology and the factors that may influence its causes. Moreover, we explain how many risk factors, which can be neurological, parental and genetic, are involved in the development of autism. Are you wondering how parents can minimize ASD-related stress? Do you want to know what role a family plays in their autistic child's development? We answer such questions in detail.

Afterwards, we explain how autism can be detected early, its treatment and how public awareness can be further increased. Next, we learn what features and dimensions accompany social exclusion. We also discuss the causes and impacts of social exclusion and explain why social protection is often lacking. We then show you how social exclusion and stigma leads to discrimination and conflict.

The course explains how autism can interfere with children's ability to cope with inequality, injustice and insecurity and how ASD affects every child differently. We then teach you how social services can prevent social exclusion caused by autism. This is important as families with autistic children are often fundamentally powerless in the face of social exclusion. This autism awareness course is ideal for parents or preschool teachers who are interested in learning about the effects of autism on social isolation in children. Sign up now to learn how to help children overcome stigma, connect with their peers and develop healthy social skills.