From Escape to Engagement in Autism

From Escape to Engagement in Autism explores why children with autism may avoid or escape certain tasks, transitions, and social demands, particularly within school environments. This webinar will provide parents, educators, caregivers, and professionals with practical, evidence-based strategies to better understand these behaviours, increase meaningful engagement, and support children in participating more confidently in everyday school routines. The session will also highlight the importance of structured support, positive reinforcement, and collaboration between home and school in promoting successful participation.

Objectives

By the end of the webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Understand why children with autism may use escape or avoidance behaviours in response to tasks, transitions, or social demands.

2. Learn practical strategies to increase engagement, participation, and confidence in school routines.

3. Explore ways to build social skills through positive reinforcement, structured support, and collaboration between home and school.

About the Speaker

Sharareh Zainalian, M.A. Special Education, is a highly experienced Behavior Analyst with over 17 years of expertise supporting individuals with autism and developmental needs. She holds international certifications including BCBA, QBA, and IBA. Sharareh specializes in early intervention, inclusive education, and vocational training, and is known for implementing Skill-Based Treatment and leading multidisciplinary teams to drive meaningful outcomes in behavior and learning.

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