Thu 28th November 2024 @ 6:00pm- 8:00pm
Event type:
- Price:
- Free
Location:
Bloodmoor Hill Community Centre, Dale End, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR33 8WA
Bloodmoor Hill Community Centre, Dale End, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR33 8WA
The aim of this training session is to Inspire change in our understanding of supporting and working with young people who are neurodiverse.
This session will allow those working with or raising young people to use the correct language, terminology and strategies so they feel supported and valued.
To impact on a societal level, generating shifts in consciousness to build a more accessible understanding of Neurodivergence in young people will benefit individuals and the community
This session will allow those working with or raising young people to use the correct language, terminology and strategies so they feel supported and valued.
To impact on a societal level, generating shifts in consciousness to build a more accessible understanding of Neurodivergence in young people will benefit individuals and the community
Attendees will be those working with young people in East Suffolk who will benefit from a deeper understanding of neurodiversity and how their young people can be best supported.
The aim of this sessions is to provide attendees with a deeper knowledge and understanding of neurodiversity and to provide them with practical tools and advice for their day to day work.
Meet the trainer/Host: Annie Clements (Autism+ADHD), Russell Lord (Bloodmoor Hill Community Centre), Jess Filby (East Suffolk Rural Youth Project)
The session will begin at 6PM, please arrive in time for the session start.
