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Logically Illogical: Living with Autism

From: 26 June 2008

To: 26 June 2008

Plas Coch Campus NEWI Wrexham

Logically Illogical: Living with Autism

A lecture by Ros Blackburn

Starts at 7.00pm

Ros Blackburn was diagnosed as severely autistic at the age of 18 months. Now in her thirties she is a highly respected international speaker on autism.

Although she feels that many areas of her autistic condition have remained very severe, others, such as her severe language delay, have disappeared almost completely.

In this free public lecture she will describe her coping strategies living in a still largely autism–unfriendly world and offers ideas to families, teachers and professionals who support people with autism.

This talk will be entertaining as well as being extremely informative, providing an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of autism.

Call 01978 293473 or email wideningaccess@newi.ac.uk for more information or to register your attendance.

Plas Coch Campus
NEWI
Wrexham
UK

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