The SPELL framework recognises the individual and unique needs of each child and adult and emphasises that planning and intervention be organised on this basis.

This course introduces the SPELL framework for developing better practice and using evidence-based strategies to support autistic children and adults.

This framework enables professionals and support workers to understand and respond (by planning intervention programmes) to individual needs of people with ASD.

SPELL is The National Autistic Society's framework for understanding and responding to the needs of children and adults on the autism spectrum.

SPELL is the National Autistic Society's framework for understanding and supporting the needs of Autistic children and adults.

22 авг. 2024 г. · The SPELL framework, developed by the National Autistic Society, offers a comprehensive approach to understanding and responding to the unique needs of ...

The SPELL framework: ▫ Developed by The National Autistic Society. (NAS) through practice since 1964. ▫ Provides a context for other approaches and.

SPELL stands for Structure, Positive, Empathy, Low Arousal and Links. These 5 principles have been identified as essential elements of best practice in autism.

The SPELL Framework was originally developed by the National Autistic Society. It is an approach designed to support people with autism.