Atlass Stress
and Well-being
Atlass gives support professionals a clinically grounded framework for understanding stress, in the people they support and in themselves.
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Practitioners and support staff
Carers, family members and siblings
Teachers and education support staff
Wider care and community teams
Who's this for
Stress and
Coping
How stress plays out across cognition, relationships and environment.
Sensory and
Development
Sensory experience, human development and low arousal approaches.
Positive
Psycology
Personalised stress reduction planning grounded in positive psychology.
What you'll focus on
Module 1
Introduction to
Atlass
The foundations of the Atlass approach explores wellbeing, positive psychology and the relational skills that underpin meaningful support.
Module 2
Stress, Coping
and Distress
A practical deep-dive into stress response where we explore what triggers it, how people cope, and how to intervene effectively.
Module 3
Human Development
and Low Arousal
How people with autism experience the world, from sensory perception to development, agency and practical support.
Course outline
2 x Two -day
follow ups
Two follow-up sessions with a strong clinical focus. You move from concepts into planning and application, bringing real cases, reflecting on practice and refining your approach with peers and facilitators.
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- A personalised stress management plan
- Solution-focused peer feedback
- Assessment support toward your Level 6 certificate
What you'll be able to do
By the end of the programme you'll have practical tools, clinical insight and the confidence to apply both, from day one back in your setting.​
Learn how to organise and respond to sensory information, and manage stress transactions within relationships and the environment.
Examine the interaction between yourself and the people you support and identify areas for change in everyday practice.
Use Low Arousal to become better at spotting meltdowns and improve your behaviour support skills.
