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3 Neurodiversity Training Sessions for £25 with Fintan O'Regan

Neurodiversity Sessions

Name: Neurodiversity Sessions
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SKU: 223
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£25.00

We’re offering 3 CPD presentations on Neurodiversity from The Virtual SEND Conferences for just £25!

These training videos, from behaviour expert Fintan O’Regan, provide strategies for supporting children with developmental differences. They will help you better understand and support neurodiverse children in your classroom.

Unlimited access – buy once and share with staff across your school.

SKU: 223 Categories: Bundles, Training Sessions Tags: SENCO, SEND

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3 CPD presentations on Neurodiversity for just £25!

Today’s classrooms are filled with challenges. Some children and young people with developmental differences find these challenges just too overwhelming. The danger then, is that they simply disengage, switch off and stop trying. Or resort to disruptive behaviour. But it doesn’t have to be like this…

Behaviour expert Fintan O’Regan wants to help teachers better understand their pupils with developmental differences.
In these 3 training sessions, Fintan shares his knowledge to help teachers better support neurodiverse children in their classroom.

Can’t learn, won’t learn, don’t give a monkey’s – and you don’t understand me at all!

Fintan outlines the different rhythms of those that can’t learn but want to (Attention Deficit Disorder), those that push you away (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) and those with a different agenda (Conduct Disorder). He explains how to help those that can’t to can, those that won’t to want to, and those that don’t to do.

Supporting ADHD and behaviour issues in the classroom

Fintan considers how to effectively support pupils with ADHD and overlapping behaviour issues within classroom settings. By examining the core symptoms of Impulsivity, Inattention and Hyperactivity, this session outlines a range of options to meet Learning, Behaviour and Socialisation objectives.

Supporting children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

Fintan explains how to effectively support children and young people who display traits of Oppositional Defiant Disorder. This session aims to demystify ODD traits and mood management. He also highlights possible causes, signs and signals, presentation at different ages, as well as how to diffuse potentially explosive situations.

These Neurodiversity training videos will help you to better understand and improve support for
neurodiverse children in your school to ensure the best outcomes.

3 CPD presentations on Neurodiversity for £25 - buy now

Can’t learn, won’t learn, don’t give a monkey’s –
and you don’t understand me at all!

Fintan’s session will help you:

Demystify ADD, ODD and CD.
Appreciate and apply structures, systems and strategies for support.
Develop flexibility through problem solving, mood and motivation management.
Establish rapport with effective communication techniques and dealing with anger and aggression.
Understand the power of Relationships and developing Resilience.

Watch this short preview of Fintan’s presentation.

Supporting ADHD and behaviour issues in the classroom

Fintan examines the core ADHD symptoms of Impulsivity, Inattention and Hyperactivity. He then explains his SF3R approach for troubleshooting challenging behaviour – focusing on Structure, Flexibility, Rapport, Relationships and Resilience.

“Brilliant strategies explained in a calm and clear manner.
Fintan obviously has a wealth of experience.”
Val Bezant, Deputy Headteacher, Cedar Hall School

Supporting children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Fintan explains all about ODD, possible causes, signs, signals and presentation at different ages. His tips include how to conceal your demands, refocus your interactions and diffuse potentially explosive situations.

“Very informative and included other related conditions such as ADHD, PDA and ASD. Thorough coverage from all aspects and clearly and concisely presented to be understood easily.”
Santha Patel, Teacher, Little Heath Foundation School

“Fintan has such a wealth of experience to share. It is always enlightening to hear his wisdom on how to support such complex young people.”
Naomi Clarke, MindSenseAbility

Supporting Neurodiverse children in your class

About Fintan O’Regan

He was the Head Teacher of the Centre Academy from 1996 -2002, which was the first specialist school in the UK for students between the ages of 7-19 specialising in issues related to ADHD, ASD and ODD.

He is an associate lecturer for Leicester University, the National Association of Special Needs, the Institute of Education, the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre and the former Vice Chairman of the UK ADHD Network and of the European ADHD Alliance.

Fintan now works as trainer and consultant for schools and school support systems including Social Services, Health, the Police and Foster carers, providing behaviour management strategies for children and families struggling with SEND and behaviour issues.

Find out more – www.fintanoregan.com

Purchase this offer to get:

CPD certified training
3 x 1 hour presentations that will not expire
Downloadable presentations
Access for your whole school
Listen anytime, anywhere

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TESTIMONIALS

Teachers love the training videos from our Virtual SEND Conferences

“Lots of great information to consider and reflect on. Lots of detail – very helpful to look at things from a different perspective.”

Lorraine Chester – Sefton SEN Inclusion Service

“Very clearly presented. Lots of useful ideas to take back into school and discuss with the Headteacher.”

Anita Coleman, Assistant Head/Inclusion Lead – St Margaret’s CE Primary

“The information presented was really useful and the staff and I can implement a lot of key ideas quickly and easily.”

Jo Vizor, Head of Learning Support – The Elms School

“Excellent content delivered in a very convenient way and at a very reasonable price.”

Janet Bristow, SENCO – Perrymount Primary School

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These Neurodiversity training sessions were originally presented at one of our Virtual SEND Conferences. It’s a great way to get CPD covering a wide range of areas within SEND. Each conference includes 12 expert talks, with unlimited access online for your whole school for just £60. Schools can use the videos throughout the year as part of INSET day training.

You can still purchase access to all of our Virtual SEND Conferences and more in-depth training courses online.

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Neurodiversity Sessions

3 CPD presentations on Neurodiversity for just £25!

Can’t learn, won’t learn, don’t give a monkey’s – and you don’t understand me at all!

Supporting ADHD and behaviour issues in the classroom

Supporting children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

These Neurodiversity training videos will help you to better understand and improve support for neurodiverse children in your school to ensure the best outcomes.

Can’t learn, won’t learn, don’t give a monkey’s – and you don’t understand me at all!

Watch this short preview of Fintan’s presentation.

Supporting ADHD and behaviour issues in the classroom

Supporting children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder

About Fintan O’Regan

Purchase this offer to get:

CPD certified training

3 x 1 hour presentations that will not expire

Downloadable presentations

Access for your whole school

Listen anytime, anywhere

TESTIMONIALS

Teachers love the training videos from our Virtual SEND Conferences

get actionable expert tips

easy unlimited access

share across your school

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These Neurodiversity training videos will help you to better understand and improve support for
neurodiverse children in your school to ensure the best outcomes.

Can’t learn, won’t learn, don’t give a monkey’s –
and you don’t understand me at all!