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Neurodiversity & inclusion training
Summer camp can be the highlight of a child’s life, but being left out, denied access or even kicked out of summer camp can leave lasting psychological wounds for a child and their family. I want to equip your staff with the skills needed to provide a positive and welcoming experience for all campers.
Staff Training Workshop
Workshop information
My workshops are tailored to fit your staff and camp needs. It is between 1.5-2 hours in length, the cost is $150 for 1.5 hours and $200 for two hours. Presentations are usually done over Zoom, but there is flexibility depending on your location and camp needs.
My goal
It is my goal to prevent problems from happening by providing your staff with the tools and knowledge to support neurodiverse campers. Like you, I want your stff and all of your campers to have an amazing summer.
Topics covered
I have a variety of presentation topics that I can adapt to fit the needs of your staff and your camp.
Some suggested topics are:
- Helping campers with transitions (moving from one activity to another)
- Preventing, reducing, and addressing challenging behaviours
- What is neurodiversity? (In particular, ADHD and autism, but neurodiversity can be covered in general as well)
- Questions to ask parents whose children are neurodiverse or sometimes exhibit challenging behaviours
- Effectively supporting campers through intense emotions and challenging
- Behaviours without confrontation, threats, or punishment
- Q & A with your st at the end of the presentation
The longer seminars can also include
- Collaborative Problem Solving
- Circle of Security
- Modified/Adapted Zones of Regulation
My qualifications
I have been a Neurodiversity advocate, Autism & ADHD coach, consultant, and tutor in Manitoba since 2017. I have a Social Services diploma and a degree in Psychology, as well as over 20 years' experience in the social services and mental health fields.
Contact me
To discuss further, or to arrange a workshop for your summer camp staff, please contact me.
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Visit my online shop to download a fillable camper profile so you can provide your child's summer camp staff with all the information they need to support your child.