Rachael Bowen

Bachelor Applied Science (Speech Pathology) (University of Sydney) Master of Teaching (Primary) (University of New England) Rachael Bowen is a Speech Pathologist and teacher who has over 16 years of experience working with young people with autism in educational settings. Rachael has a special interest in developing the functional communication needs of young people with autism. Rachael has been working on a number of special interest initiatives including establishing The Autism Hub, an information and resource-sharing platform, and investigating the literacy profiles of minimally verbal children with autism including considerations for practice alongside Griffith University. Disseminating knowledge and practical strategies is a critical part of both of these projects so others working with individuals with autism are able to apply best practice frameworks and strategies that have a solid theoretical basis. Rachael has been involved in delivering professional learning for parents, teachers, and other professionals in a range of settings.

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May

06may9:00 am3:30 pmUnderstanding AnxietySupporting Autistic Students' Behaviour and Engagement9:00 am - 3:30 pm Course Venue Location

27may9:00 am3:30 pmSchool YearsSupporting Autistic Students9:00 am - 3:30 pm Course Venue Location

June

05jun9:00 am3:30 pmExpressive CommunicationSupporting the Needs of Autistic Individuals9:00 am - 3:30 pm Course Venue Location

August

22aug9:00 am3:30 pmUnderstanding AnxietySupporting Autistic Students' Behaviour and Engagement9:00 am - 3:30 pm Course Venue Location