Online Pre and Post Assessment Workshops – ADHD

Parenting Special Children

A series of pre and post diagnosis workshops for parent/carers of children and young people who may have ADHD, or who have recently been diagnosed with ADHD.

These free, two-hour workshops are open to all parents/carers who live in the West Berkshire, Reading or Wokingham council areas who:

  • Have a child who is on the waiting list to be assessed for ADHD or
  • Have a child who has just been diagnosed as having ADHD and
  • Have NOT previously attended a Time Out from ADHD course with Parenting Special Children (PSC)

Parents/carers must attend the Introduction to ADHD workshop first, and it is recommended that parents attend both workshops in the series.

Introduction to ADHD

  • What is ADHD?
  • Challenges & concerns
  • Strengths and opportunities
  • Signposting to support

Managing ADHD Behaviours

  • Attention Deficit Behaviours
  • Hyperactive Behaviours
  • Impulsive Behaviours
  • Behaviour Management Strategies

This service was commissioned by the CCGs, part of the NHS.

Contact information

Website
Parenting Special Children
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Telephone
0118 986 3532 0118 986 3532
E-mail
admin@parentingspecialchildren.co.uk
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Location

Postcode
RG2 7AG
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When is it On/Open ?

Date & Time Information

You will be booking to attend all 3 sessions

  • Monday 2 november, 7pm until 8:30pm
  • Monday 9 November, 7pm until 8:30pm
  • Monday 16 November, 7pm until 8:30pm

 

Costs and Fee Information

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Accessing this service

Booking / Registration Required
Yes
Booking and Registration Notes

Please register for each workshop online, via the event calendar on our website.

Provision For

Supporting people with
Behavioural

Quality Assurance

Registered Charity No.
1141172
Local Offer

Local Offer - Support available for children and young people with additional needs

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