ADOS-2 Clinical Training
About Course:
The ADOS-2 Clinical Training is a comprehensive 3-day live programme designed to develop participants' confidence and competence in the administration, scoring, interpretation, and clinical application of the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2).
The programme combines theoretical foundations with practical, hands-on learning to equip clinicians with the skills required to administer ADOS-2 Modules 1–4 using standardised procedures, accurately score and interpret assessment data, integrate findings into multidisciplinary diagnostic decision-making, and apply ethical, neuroaffirmative assessment practices.
Across three structured training days, participants progress from foundational knowledge, through practical scoring and coding, to the clinical integration of assessment findings. In addition to the live training, participants receive lifetime access to the LearnWorlds Academy, providing ongoing resources, professional learning opportunities, course updates, and continued support beyond the training programme. This course is designed to strengthen clinical competence, improve assessment consistency, and support high-quality autism diagnostic practice across services.
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Course Presenter:
Areeba Amanat
Areeba is a Speech & Language Therapist, ADOS®-2 Certified Clinician, and a Trainer at ASG. With a background in psychology and extensive clinical experience supporting autistic individuals across the lifespan, she is passionate about delivering high-quality, evidence-based autism assessment training. Working alongside Sarah Phelan, Areeba delivers Autism Services Group's comprehensive three-day ADOS®-2 training programme, equipping clinicians with the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence to administer the ADOS®-2 reliably and in line with best-practice standards. She has trained clinicians from a wide range of professional backgrounds, helping to build assessment expertise across multidisciplinary teams.