Identifying, exploring and co-regulating: neurodiversity in young people
A workshop for parents and carers exploring neurodiversity, sensory needs and regulation in young people, before and without a diagnosis.
Identifying, exploring and co-regulating within neurodiversity in young people (pre diagnosis). A workshop for parents and carers.
Where: Rougemont Room, Exeter Central Library, Castle Street, Exeter, EX4 3PQ
We're building a warm, social hive community of like-minded parents and carers who wish to explore neurodiversity and build neuroaffirming connections within their homes, communities and their young person's education.
We promote:
- A strength-based understanding
- Enriching our young people's sensory needs and environments
- Sharing tools to support regulation
We are a neuroaffirming community of lived and professional experience that values early support and community, before and without a diagnosis.
Led by Becca Clayton: a neurodiverse mum of two, experienced teacher, midwife and neurodiversity early support specialist.
About Pathways for Progress: a UK organisation supporting neurodivergent people and people with disabilities through practical workshops, free resources and one-to-one support.
Questions?
Email: admin@pathwaysforprogress.co.uk
Telephone: 07404 404 286
Website: www.pathwaysforprogress.co.uk
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
Rougemont Room, Exeter Central Library
Castle Street
Exeter EX4 3PQ
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