Description
The Neurodivergent Family Toolbox is a 6-week online group coaching program (capped at 20 families) for families of Neurodivergent (Autistic, ADHD or AuDHD) children or teens. Self-identified families are welcome to join.
This programme is suitable for families who:
- Know that there is something ‘different’ about their child and recognise that they are neurodivergent (You may or may not be on a waiting list for an official assessment).
- Have recently received their child’s diagnosis of Autism or ADHD.
- Have been processing their child’s diagnosis and are now ready to learn more.
This wrap-around toolbox program which incorporates prerecorded education modules, live weekly group coaching sessions and community, teaches you important tools to help you understand your child’s unique wiring, safeguard your child’s (and your) mental health and improve your relationship with your child.
The Neurodivergent Family Toolbox was specifically created to equip you with neuro-affirming practical guidance and community to help you understand your children (and yourself), preserve their mental health, cut through the confusion and the overwhelm and give you real and actionable tools so that you can feel empowered and confident as a parent.
The Neurodivergent Family Toolbox is delivered live and online in the Parenting Neurodivergent Kids Together Community
Here is what you will get as part of the program:
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A week-by-week curriculum of recorded modules, scripts and resources to go through at your own pace.
- 6 x 1 hour group coaching sessions.
- Wrap-around support and communication with me through the chat in the Mighty Networks app.
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Neuro-affirming and trauma-informed practical tools and strategies developed from lived experience and evidence-based frameworks and research!
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A small private online community away from social media of parents who ‘get it’.
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Full, ongoing access to the recordings, resources and community after the program ends.
Each intake of families is capped at 20 families to allow you to get to know the other families in the program in a real and meaningful way.