Sonya Girdler

Professor Girdler is affiliated with the School of Occupational Therapy, Social Work and Speech Pathology at Curtin University and is Director of the Curtin Autism Research Group (CARG).
She has extensive experience in the field of autism research and neurodevelopmental disorders more broadly, and is particularly interested in understanding functioning using the ICF, development and the implementation of strengths-based programs, employment research and evidence-based interventions.

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Managing Study, Stress and Mental Health at University (edX) EdX
Curtin University,CurtinX

Managing Study, Stress and Mental Health at University (edX)

Explore essential skills for university students in managing study-related stress and maintaining mental well-being. This German-Australian collaboration offers insights into recognizing, identifying, and responding to mental health challenges. Perfect for those studying at university or working in the tertiary education sector.

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Self-Paced
'Talk to me': Improving mental health and suicide prevention in young adults (edX) EdX
Curtin University,CurtinX

'Talk to me': Improving mental health and suicide prevention in young adults (edX)

Join 'Talk to me' for an essential educational journey into the realm of mental health and suicide prevention in young adults. Whether you're a student, parent, teacher, coach, or health professional, this course will empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to support those around you who may be struggling with their mental health.

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Self-Paced
Autism and Neurodiversity: Building Your Child's Strengths (edX) EdX
Curtin University,CurtinX

Autism and Neurodiversity: Building Your Child's Strengths (edX)

Empower yourself as the primary caregiver for a young child displaying potential signs of autism or neurodivergence. This course offers valuable insights into recognizing concerning behaviors, navigating the diagnostic process, developing personalized plans to build on your child's unique strengths, and effectively advocating for their needs in various settings.

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