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Consultant community paedaitrican Dr Chinnaiah Yemula has many years experience working with children and young people with ADHD. Join us for an engaging and informative session which is all about ADHD, including What is ADHD and how is it assessed, how the ADHD brain works, what else can occur with ADHD, what strategies and tools can help young people with ADHD, what are the options for medication and how do they work.

Whether you have a picky or highly restrictive eater you will find out more about why your child eats this way and what you can do to improve their food intake and make mealtimes less stressful.

The session is for any parents/carers, family members or any professionals in the Bedfordshire and Luton area.

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A discussion on a patients story and her transition journey from children to adult services. The session will give a brief overview of what is continuing care and talk about the families experience  on what went well, didn't go well and where AN is today in the adult world !  
The session is for any parents/carers, family members or any professionals in the Bedfordshire and Luton area. It may be of particular interest to families who have children with complex needs or who are under the care of the Continuing Care nursing team.

Join ASD/SEND Advisory teacher Georgina Welch as she discusses how to support children and young people with their learning in the home and school environment. 

The workshop will be a whistle-stop tour of the tiered approach to an inclusive education. It will explore teaching and learning strategies, ranging from universal quality-first teaching to additional intervention and support.

The session is for any parents/carers, family members or any professionals in the Bedfordshire and Luton area.

The presentation will include a brief look at the science behind how we sleep and the importance of getting “good” sleep.  We will then think about how to support children and teenagers to get a good night’s sleep and share some techniques to help.

A session to help parents better understand the different types of eating disorders with a  special focus on ARFID. To help parents better understand what ARFID is  and how parents can better support their child who may meet criteria for this diagnosis.

Join consultant community paediatrician and Autism lead Dr Francesca Omisakin to discuss the strengths and opportunities being neurodiverse brings, and the importance of celebrating young people with neurodiversity for parents/carers and professionals.

The session is for any parents/carers, family members or any professionals in the Bedfordshire and Luton area.

A workshop for parents/carers of children and young people who are Trans or gender questioning, delivered by Experts by Experience. We will provide advice and guidance to help you support as well as the opportunity to ask questions of our panel.

Changes to your body can be scary for young people, and even more so for those that maybe neurodiverse or have additional needs.

 Are you a parent/carer or a professional working with young people with SEND and would like to know more about how to support young people through puberty?

Join our school nursing team who will be discussing:

• Periods and products (including in the context of sensory differences)
• Mood swings and hormones
• Online safety and staying safe

The session is for any parents/carers, family members or any professionals in the Bedfordshire and Luton area.

Come and join our session to discuss the challenges you may have around oral health. We can share:

• small steps towards a tooth friendly diet
• tips for brushing teeth
• resources that can help at home
• signposting to relevant services