Coaching Young People with ADHD (October)
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Working as an ADHD coach with young people can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it’s not for the faint hearted. It takes more work and investment than traditional coaching to be fully effective, but it’s possibly one of the most important interventions in a young person’s life. It can mean better choices and greater success in education and life.
This webinar will take you through a series of discussions, centred around the techniques and approaches which are most effective in supporting young people with ADHD. It will explain the mechanics of how you might best work with parents and school in a collaborative way.
We will also cover pricing, the frequency of sessions with young people and what support you might expect to get from schools SEND and pastoral care departments. We will look at the amount of time required to create a sustainable impact.
There’s a lot to think about, but the impact of your coaching can be transformative.
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Working as an ADHD coach with young people can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it’s not for the faint hearted. It takes more work and investment than traditional coaching to be fully effective, but it’s possibly one of the most important interventions in a young person’s life. It can mean better choices and greater success in education and life.
This webinar will take you through a series of discussions, centred around the techniques and approaches which are most effective in supporting young people with ADHD. It will explain the mechanics of how you might best work with parents and school in a collaborative way.
We will also cover pricing, the frequency of sessions with young people and what support you might expect to get from schools SEND and pastoral care departments. We will look at the amount of time required to create a sustainable impact.
There’s a lot to think about, but the impact of your coaching can be transformative.