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1:1 support for parents of neurodivergent children

Supporting Your AuDHD Child: From Understanding to Empowering

A 3-part online course for parents and carers.

This is for parents with children at any stage of their AuDHD journey. No formal diagnosis is required.

This practical, strengths-based course shifts the lens to one of curiosity, collaboration and compassion.

Across three interactive online sessions, we'll explore what helps AuDHD children feel safe, understood, capable and in control, and how small changes to the environment can make a big difference.

The goal isn't to make your child fit the world. It's to work with them to create a world in which they can thrive.

Session 1 — Understand your Child

Explore AuDHD through a strengths-based lens. recognise individual strengths and needs, and develop a curious approach to understanding what your child is communicating.

Session 2 — Change the Environment

Explore home, school and community environments. Identify barriers and develop practical environmental adjustments.

Session 3 — Build Agency Together

Learn how to collaborate with your child, increase meaningful choice and build confidence, connection and self-advocacy.

What to expect:

Practical strategies you can use straight away
Interactive activities and discussion
Tools for home, school and community settings
A focus on strengths rather than deficits
A space to share experiences without judgement
Resources and signposting

Cost:

£60 per person plus a free space for your partner

Group size:

We intentionally keep the groups small to provide a personalised experience.

About Your Instructor:

This course is developed and facilitated by Mary van der Merwe, with 10 years of professional and lived experience with AuDHD. Both her teenage son and husband are AuDHD. She is also neurodivergent herself.