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**Please note that the date of this workshop has now been changed to Tuesday 28th March**📢 FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP for Herts parents & carers.📢Thinking about College?Tuesday 28th March - 10 - 11.30amAnd don't worry if you can't join us 'live' because everyone who registers will receive a copy of the recording and resources afterwards to view for 7 days!Learning outcomes:*Understand why the transition to college may be difficult*Explore education/training options for young people in Herts from 16+*Provide parents with strategies to encourage good health, participation and independence in their young people.Your child doesn't need a formal diagnosis for you to attend. Click here for full details and to book your FREE ticket: bit.ly/3lflVal*All workshops are funded by Hertfordshire County Council and are for Hertfordshire residents only, anyone registered for a workshop who is not from Hertfordshire will be unable to access the workshop* ... See MoreSee Less
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📢 FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP for Herts parents & carers.📢Tips & Tools to Support Social SkillsMonday 20th March - 10 - 11.30amAnd don't worry if you can't join us 'live' because everyone who registers will receive a copy of the recording and resources afterwards to view for 7 days!Learning outcomes:Understand the link between social skills and behaviourUnderstand how to identify gaps in your child’s social skillsIdentify strategies that build social skills to fill the gapsYour child doesn't need a formal diagnosis for you to attend. Click here for full details and to book your FREE ticket: bit.ly/3TjcL9i, or scan the QR code in the image.*All workshops are funded by Hertfordshire County Council and are for Hertfordshire residents only, anyone registered for a workshop who is not from Hertfordshire will be unable to access the workshop* ... See MoreSee Less
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👀Take a look at the FREE workshops available to Herts parents and carers next week👀And don't worry if you can't join a workshop 'live', the session will be recorded and emailed to all registered participants afterwards to view for 7 days. Your child doesn't need a formal diagnosis for you to attend.Monday 20th March - 10 - 11.30 amTips & Tools to Support Social SkillsTuesday 21st March - 10 - 11.30 amThinking about College?Wednesday 22nd March - 10 - 11.30 amThinking about University?For full details and to book your FREE ticket go to Eventbrite - click this link bit.ly/3SYdUBG or scan the QR code in the image.*All workshops are funded by Hertfordshire County Council and are for Hertfordshire residents only, anyone registered for a workshop who is not from Hertfordshire will be unable to access the workshop* ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is 'World Sleep Day', an annual celebration of sleep and a call to action on important issues related to sleep. It aims to lessen the burden of sleep problems on society through better prevention and management of sleep disorders. 🛌 ADD-vance can now offer you sleep coaching over Zoom! 🛌Our Specialist Sleep Coaches will work with you to improve the sleep of the child/young person. We are non-judgmental, supportive and adaptable; we want the plans and strategies to work for you and your situation. If something doesn’t work, then we’ll try again.You can find out more about the sleep service and complete the self-referral form here: www.add-vance.org/specialist_services/specialist-sleep-service/*Please note this is a paid for service* ... See MoreSee Less
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ADD-vance is delighted to be partnering with the University of Hertfordshire to bring you a series of Lunch & Learn webinars from neurodivergent speakers during Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2023!In our final session of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Bridget Livsey shares her experience of autism and ADHD diagnosis in adulthood, and discusses the impact of late diagnosis on mental health and the benefits of self-knowledge.Anyone with an interest in neurodiversity is welcome to attend including individuals, parents and carers, teachers and other education professionals, researchers, employers etc. Open to ALL, not just Herts!The talk will last for 30 mins followed by 15 mins Q&A. The whole session will be recorded and made available to all those who register for 7 days after the event.Tickets are limited so please register now to avoid disappointment: bit.ly/3J3IW7N ... See MoreSee Less
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