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Seminar with

Dr. Tony Attwood

The diagnosis of Autism

& and the CAT-kit tool

November 29th 2025

Seminar with

Dr. Tony Attwood

The diagnosis of Autism

& and the CAT-kit tool

29 Νοεμβρίου 2025

The Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Dr. Tony Attwood will describe the DSM-5 definitions of autism and our recent understanding of adaptations to autism that need to be considered when conducting a diagnostic assessment.

There will be descriptions of recommended screening and diagnostic instruments, as well as common co-occurring conditions.

There will also be practical strategies to assess social reasoning abilities developed by the presenter and his ideas for sharing diagnostic assessment results.

The CAT-kit

The CAT-kit was initially designed and developed in Denmark for autistic individuals of all ages.

CAT stands for Cognitive Affective Training, and the kit comprises engaging and informative activities designed to encourage open communication about experiences, thoughts, and feelings.

The kit includes 60 expressive faces and feelings words, a measure of the intensity of feelings, thoughts and experiences, and a body figure to explore body sensations associated with feelings.

There are also resources to clarify social relationships, determine fluctuations in mood over time and strategies to structure conversations about thoughts and feelings.

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Pre-registration is required | First come, first served
Registrations open until September 26, 2025

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It is intended for professionals and students from all disciplines, parents, and anyone with an interest in the topic

Professor Tony Attwood
Speaker

Tony is a clinical psychologist who has specialized in Autism Spectrum Disorders since he qualified as a clinical psychologist in England in 1975.

He currently works in his own private practice, and is also adjunct professor at Griffith University, Queensland. 

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