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ADHD diagnoses are sharply rising, especially in adults. Regardless of your chosen area of clinical practice, the likelihood you will be seeing ADHD clients is extremely high.
We are proud to introduce our latest event, Adult ADHD: A functional roadmap for clinicians. A seminar roadshow designed to help clinicians broaden their understanding of neurodiversity and offer guidance on adapting and enhancing support strategies to cater to the needs of neurodivergent individuals.
Despite the prevalence and increased awareness of ADHD, the condition remains widely misunderstood, with individuals often facing stigma and discrimination.
We welcome a new person-centered era that embraces neurodiversity, and recognises and celebrates the unique strengths, challenges, and perspectives of individuals with ADHD, rather than focus on correcting behaviours to align with neurotypical expectations.
Our seminar content is designed to support practitioners in adapting to this person-centred approach.
Our presenters bring with them a wealth of personal and professional experience in the area of neurodiversity.
Dr Michelle Livock
Session 1
Jules Galloway
Sessions 2-4
Tabitha McIntosh
Host
> Session 1: An introduction to the neurobiology of ADHD | Michelle Livock
> Session 2: What is ADHD? | Jules Galloway
> Session 3: What drives ADHD symptoms? | Jules Galloway
> Session 4: Natural management of ADHD symptoms | Jules Galloway
Pricing policy (prices include GST):
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Select this option to purchase the recording if you are an international (non-Australian) practitioner or first year student with a BioMedica account which does not offer online purchasing.