03/26/2025
FREE NEURODIVERSITY SUPPORT SEMINARS FOR PARENTS & PROFESSIONALS return with the presentation, "The First Step On Any Support Plan: Understanding How Neurodivergent Children Think, Feel, And Behave"
Thursday, April 10, 2025 | 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
Offering two attendance options: virtual live webinar AND in-person in Center City, Philadelphia. All presentations are recorded. If you can't make the live presentation, register for the program and you will be sent a link to view the recording later.
This presentation reveals the hidden thought processes that make it so hard for your child with ADHD or autism to navigate the mainstream neurotypical social world. By understanding neurodivergent thought habits and patterns, you'll be able to confidently implement difference-making support strategies and structure. You'll discover the answers to questions such as "how can I teach my child to 'read the room' and learn the unwritten rules of socialization?" "Why does my child seem to not learn from their social miscues, and how can I help them improve socially?" "How can I help my child decrease their anxiety, increase comfort and calmness, and better succeed in their world?" You will take away seven easy support strategies you can implement immediately to make your child's - and your family's - life better.
Click this link to register to attend the webinar: https://forms.gle/GrKEhJaUyzDbQrgM8
Mike Fogel, MA, ATR-BC, LPC devoted the last 25 years to treatment, advocacy, consultation, and teaching about the needs of neurodiverse children with ADHD, autism, learning differences, etc. He was inspired by his clients to found the Art of Friendship Social-Coping Program and Camp Pegasus, and passionately wants to equip caregivers and professionals with ND-specialized strategies to confidently meet their needs.