Navigating Neurodiversity - Practical Tools for Educators & Health Professionals (Christchurch)

Looking for practical strategies to strengthen your professional practice with neurodiverse young people?

This seminar is designed for educators, allied health professionals, and leaders supporting neurodiverse children and young people. Together we will reflect on practice, wellbeing, and self-regulation, while building strategies, tools, and confidence to improve outcomes for learners and teams.

Event Details:

🗓 Date: Sunday 12th October 2025
🕘 Time: 9.00AM-12.00PM
📍 Location: Christchurch (exact address provided after registration)  

Meet Your Facilitators:

Rose Carson — Clinical Psychologist with expertise in child and family wellbeing, known for her warm, practical approach.

Dr Sarah Anticich — Clinical Psychologist and Industrial-Organisational Psychology Practitioner, bringing science-based strategies that connect the dots between home, school, and work.

What you'll gain:

• Reflective awareness of your own practice and wellbeing
• Strategies for effective collaboration within teams and leadership
• Practical frameworks and tools for managing challenging situations
• Confidence in when and how to refer appropriately
• Increased resilience and strength in professional practice

Take the first step toward greater calm, clarity and control. Spots are limited. Sign up now to avoid missing out!

After purchase, you’ll receive a confirmation email to use as your ticket, with all of the details for attendance.

Important Note for Online Attendees:
The online entry does not include any of the interactive elements of the workshop. We recommend attending in person so you can take part in the group participation exercises, ask specific questions and receive personalised feedback. You can still ask general questions, but it may not be as helpful for advice.