Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child

Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child

Program Details

Friday November 13 2026
Friday November 20 2026
Friday November 27 2026
Friday December 4 2026
Friday December 11 2026
Friday 13th November 2026 - Friday 11th December 2026 11.30am-1.00pm
$1250
Age range: Parents & Caregivers
Solution Psychology 1 Dean Street Moonee Ponds
Delivery method: Face-to-face
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Parent Education for Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child

Within an interactive, small-group format, parents will receive the most current information about neurodiversity to deepen their knowledge about their child’s autistic and/or ADHD brain style.  Parents will gain an understanding of their child’s experiences and needs as they are reflected through behaviour and emotions.  They will learn affirmative parenting responses and ways to alter their child’s environment to assist in building their child’s relationships, emotional regulation and self-esteem.  Resources will be provided to continue the learning journey beyond the group sessions.

Strict limit of 7 participants per group. Price is per participant. There is a 20% discount for a second parent/carer to attend.

 

 

 

Emily Kirsh

BA (Hons) MEdPsych

Ages: Across the lifespan, parents, families & couples

Emily is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist and the Assessment Lead at Solution. Emily has experience working in schools (primary and secondary), not-for-profit, and private practice settings. She is passionate about working with young people and their greater networks, allies, and supports to create a neuroaffirming and inclusive environment in which they can flourish.

Emily provides comprehensive cognitive, educational, and neurodevelopmental assessments for children, adolescents, and adults. She has experience providing school and education consultations, providing professional development for educators and parents, and working with parents to implement strategies at home.

Outside of work, Emily can be found walking or running with her dog, on a reformer, or beating her friends in board games.

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