Avoiding Anxiety in Autism Popular Speaker Returns to Northampton 14th June 2023

Terry Arnold Memorial Lecture: “Avoiding Anxiety in Autism” Award winning author and autism expert Professor Luke Beardon will deliver the 20th Terry Arnold Memorial Lecture in Northampton next month.

Professor Beardon is renowned and respected for his uniquely inclusive, celebratory approach to helping autistic people thrive in a neurotypical world. This year Prof Beardon will explore why autistic people experience such high levels of anxiety and identify key aspects in society that need addressing to reduce the risk of anxiety for the autistic population. The Senior Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University last delivered the lecture in 2018 when his experience and wisdom was so well received. “So thrilled to be able to hear Luke Beardon again. Fabulous Speaker” audience member 2018 The evening is for everyone whose lives are touched by autism including professionals, employers, family members, volunteer leaders of groups such as scouts, sports clubs etc. and of course people with autism. As always light refreshments will be provided after the lecture. The Terry Arnold Memorial Lectures Trust was formed in 2003 after the death of Terry Arnold, an Educational Psychologist who did much to develop services for autism in Northamptonshire.

About Professor Beardon: Luke is Senior Lecturer in The Autism Centre at Sheffield Hallam University. He has been working as a professional providing support and consultancy in the field of autism and Asperge’s syndrome for over 20 years. Luke is an award winning author and winner of the National Autistic Society's Individual Education Professional, Autism Hero Individual Professional Award, and Autism Hero Lifetime Achievement Award.

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The lecture will take place on June 14th 2023 at 7.30pm at Northampton High School for Girls NN46UU For more information see www.terryarnoldlectures.co.uk Facebook Terry Arnold Memorial Lectures Terry Arnold Memorial Trust Fund Contact TAM [email protected]