Having a few simple facts to hand when explaining ADHD can be very useful. Here are a few to help you in those conversations. ADHD is real – ADHD is a scientifically proven and established biological condition affecting the brain. It does not have anything to do with bad parenting or naughty children. Research and imaging has …
Change can be an unsettling time for children with ADHD and they may find it challenging to express how they are feeling. In our recent webinar with Emma Weaver of the ADHD Foundation titled ‘Supporting your child’s reurn to school’, Emma shared some great techniques to help calm and regulate children and ways to open …
Lockdown has been a very difficult time for a lot of people, and nationally we are seeing that young people with ASD and ADHD are often struggling more than their peers. The lack of routine, not being able to go out, missing out on school supports and arguments at home all seem to be contributing …
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The International ADHD Online Conference is set to feature talks from three leading experts in the field of ADHD. Hosted by ADHD Ireland, organisers will be delivering a full-day conference exploring the topic “ADHD explained”. Bringing you three expert speakers covering ADHD throughout all years, from early years from 0-7 years and then exploring school …
International ADHD Online Conference taking place mid-June 2020 Read More »
Kings College via FutureLearn and the Independent Provider of Special Education Advice (IPSEA) will be rolling out virtual courses and training sessions this month for parents who are interested to learn the latest ADHD research and law around special educational needs. Explore the following links by FutureLearn and IPSEA to see whether they are of …
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Health Education England’s ‘e-Learning for Healthcare’ team have worked alongside Carers UK to develop FREE e-learning resources for unpaid carers. If you’re an unpaid carer, we hope that these resources will help you to look after your wellbeing and carry out your caring role. Supporting Unpaid Carers E-Learning Bite-sized e-learning sessions for carers, developed …
We are delighted to announce that with the funding gained from Richmond Parish Lands Charity we have been able to employee our first part-time worker
The government has now included unpaid carers, like parents with disabled children, to its list of essential workers and those prioritised for Covid-19 testing in England. You can find out more about who is eligible for testing, how to get tested and the different types of test available at gov.uk.
