Pathway to Diagnosis & Preparing for Your First ND Visit
A workshop on navigating the diagnosis pathway and getting ready for your initial Neurodevelopment appointment.
All our parent carer training programmes and workshops are free of charge to parent carers. Some are intended to give guidance for dealing with specific challenges, situations and diagnoses. Others are intended to enable and empower you to build processes to help the children in your care.
A workshop on navigating the diagnosis pathway and getting ready for your initial Neurodevelopment appointment.
A workshop to gain a better understanding of Autism and how it can impact daily life for the autistic person.
A workshop to increase knowledge of what ADHD is and how it impacts everyday life.
A workshop offering advice and support to lessen the impact that having a Neurodiverse condition can have on other children.
A workshop to develop an understanding of Pathological Demand Avoidance.
A workshop to develop an understanding of executive functioning.
A workshop to develop an understanding of meltdowns and their stages.
A workshop to explore the Additional Learning Needs process within the school system.
A workshop to discover behaviours that challenge.
A workshop to increase knowledge on how sensory processing impacts everyday life.
A programme that combines the supportive dynamic of group sessions with the opportunity for individualised support where required.
A programme to empower parent carers and supporting professionals to understand more about how autism is experienced by autistic teenagers.
A workshop designed to improve parent carers’ health and wellbeing by promoting empowerment, confidence, and resilience.
We encourage positive mental health and self-care in parent carers, facilitating improvements in the mental health needs of the child/children. Helping to raise awareness of child and adolescent mental health to alleviate public stigma and subsequently parental self-stigma. Inspiring parent carers to celebrate their children’s individuality and diversity.
Weekly Community Peer Support Meetings and 24/7 online support, preventing social isolation among parent carers of children with behaviours that challenge.
A tailored approach to meet the requirements of every family, combining early intervention with ongoing practical support and guidance.
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BSH parent… Let’s chat about the bumpy ride that is parenting and wellbeing.