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Supporting Young Women & Girls with ADHD and Autism
Discover webinars hosted by experts focused on supporting parents and carers of young women and girls.
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ADHD & Girls Part 1
Colin Foley, National Training Director for the ADHD Foundation presents a two-part webinar on 'ADHD & Girls.' He offers advice and support to parents and carers.
In part 1 he covers:
- Identifying ADHD in girls and young women
- ADHD and comorbidity
- Supporting girls and young women with ADHD
ADHD & Girls Part 2
Colin Foley, National Training Director for the ADHD Foundation presents a two-part webinar on 'ADHD & Girls.' He offers advice and support to parents and carers.
In part 2, Colin focuses on:
- Supporting self-regulation
- Reducing anxiety
- Strategies to support self-management
Autism & Girls Part 1
Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education presents ‘Autism & Girls’. The webinar provides practical advice to parents and carers supporting girls with ASD and associated needs, looking at the different presentations of autism in girls and support strategies.
Autism & Girls Part 2
Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education presents ‘Autism & Girls Part 2’. The webinar follows part 1 and offers practical advice around supporting girls with ASD.
Autism, Girls & Masking
Anne-Marie Harrison from Ideas Afresh Education presents ‘Autism, Girls & Masking.' The webinar explores:
• What is masking and why do girls mask?
• What are the signs a child is masking?
• Strategies to support and help your child find their path