Parenting the Neurodiverse Child is a course designed to guide you through the unique and sometimes overwhelming journey of raising a neurodiverse child. This course covers everything from understanding neurodiversity and navigating the path to diagnosis to addressing challenging behaviours and seeking support. With insights on different types of neurodiversity and practical steps for parents, this course empowers you to be kind to yourself while confidently supporting your child and creating a nurturing environment that celebrates their strengths.
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...without feeling isolated and that it's all too hard.
It's time you had a well-explained overview of neurodiversity, the importance of diagnosis, and how to integrate your knowledge into everyday family life.
What it is, how it can look, and what to do if you have concerns for your child
About how you can seek guidance and support for yourself and your child when working out of a picture of neurodiversity
To ask for help, take action as you need, be persistent, and be the best advocate for your child as well as kind to yourself
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Get FREE access to a comprehensive Journal for this course that includes the key content presented in the course, AND opportunities for further self-reflection.
Journal available FREE after checkout
Neurodiversity in definition and practice
The journey from questions to recognition
What you will experience and need to manage
Who to involve, when
Neurodiversity Expert, Nurse, Mother
Rochelle brings a rich and diverse background to her work with children and families. She originally studied Education and Psychology before completing a Master of Nursing, specialising in Child & Family Health. Her career has spanned the disability, health, mental health, and education sectors, giving her a broad perspective on child development and well-being. Currently, Rochelle works in private practice, supporting children with neurodiverse needs and their parents. As a mother of two daughters, a teenager and a pre-teen, her personal experience has deeply shaped her professional work. Her elder daughter is neurodiverse, and Rochelle herself faced challenges with sensory sensitivities and a speech delay as a child, all of which has fuelled Rochelle’s commitment to understanding and advocating for children with unique ways of learning and experiencing the world. With both academic insight and lived experience, Rochelle offers compassionate, practical guidance to parents raising neurodiverse children.