31/08/2026
One of the most valuable things you can do for a neurodivergent child is learn more about how they experience the world.
Understanding ADHD, autism and other forms of neurodivergence can help parents look beyond behaviour and recognise what their child may be communicating or finding difficult.
The right strategies will be different for every child. Support might involve adapting routines, reducing sensory overwhelm, developing communication or emotional regulation skills, working with their school, or simply finding new ways to build on their strengths.
Education is an important part of early intervention too. The more parents and caregivers understand about neurodivergence, the better equipped they are to recognise their child’s needs and advocate for appropriate support.
First Choice Allied Health is committed to helping families build this understanding through our allied health services and community education. Following our recent Melbourne ADHD workshop, our next ADHD workshop will be held in Sydney on 5 September, providing families with practical information and strategies they can use in everyday life.
If you are based in Sydney we urge you to attend our free workshop this Saturday in Lidcombe. Registration is via the link here: https://bit.ly/44NjSNK 💙