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Virtual SEN Conference
Join us for four insightful presentations exploring strategies for early intervention, the use of technology to empower our children, plus ideas for building self-esteem and essential life skills for our children.
Register Your Free PlaceWe are delighted to host our next free Virtual Conference: 'Strategies, Support & Success For Our Children', providing advice and support for parents and carers of neurodivergent children and young people.
Date: Wednesday 09 October
Time: 10am-3pm
Conference Agenda
10am-11am: Technology & Neurodiversity: The Tools For Success
Presented by Jonny Rowley, Director of Microsoft Digital (UK & Ireland) and Jeremy Davey, Programme Architect & Leader of Microsoft's Neurodiverse Community Globally
11.15am - 12.15pm: Empowering Independence: Building Self-Esteem & Life Skills
Presented by Birgit Forstmaier-James, Occupational Therapist from our Group
12:45pm - 1:45pm: Early Intervention Strategies To Improve Communication & Social Skills
Presented by Tracy Bowyer, Parenting Co-Ordinator from The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity
2.00pm - 3.00pm: Supporting Your Child: Breaking Down Barriers To Employment
Presented by Janine Drew, Futures Lead for our Group
More information
Each presentation will hold a live Q&A at the end of each session, meaning you will have the chance to submit your questions and have them answered by our panel of expert speakers.
You are welcome to join and leave the conference as you please throughout the day.
If you register to the event, you will automatically receive copies of each presentation recording, direct to your inbox - even if you don't attend!
Accessibility
We will have British Sign Language Interpretation throughout each presentation.
Help us spread the word
Do you have any friends, family or colleagues who might be interested in attending? Download a digital flyer and share the news on social media, parent groups and support forums.