Practical management of ADHD (online for teams)
Understand the core features of ADHD and explore practical psycho-social strategies to manage the core symptoms of ADHD and related poor impulse control disorders.
This is a 2 day course delivered online (for individuals).
This course will define the key features of ADHD and its relationship to other presentations.
Using the current understanding of the neuroscience behind ADHD, it will explore practical psycho-social strategies to support people to manage key cognitive functions, including establishing basic routines, reshaping environments addressing working memory, time blindness, emotional dysregulation and impulsive behaviours.
Whilst the core focus of the training pertains to ADHD, these skills will be helpful to those who experience a wide range of poor impulse related difficulties.
Also available (online for individuals).
Course aims
To equip practitioners with the psychological skills to support people manage the core symptoms of ADHD and related poor impulse control disorders
Course objectives
By the end of the course, you will have had opportunities to:
- Understand the core features of ADHD and how they can change across the life course
- Describe how ADHD affects the Executive Functioning of the brain
- Assess priorities for targeting the most relevant intervention
- Address deficits in Working Memory
- Improve attention and concentration
- Reduce emotional dysregulation and impulse control
Venue info:
This course is two-day course delivered online (for teams)
Trainer: Phil Harris
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