Continuing our psychoeducational webinar series with the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department – UCD School of Medicine, our webinar, ‘ADHD: Reframing Attention and Effort’ Clare Fitzsimons takes a deep dive into ADHD through a developmental and neurobiological lens, exploring how attention and effort truly function in the ADHD brain.
Clare challenges common misconceptions, and discusses the lived experiences of individuals with ADHD, including the impact of masking, gender differences and co-occurring conditions that often shape how ADHD presents and is understood.
Parents and teachers will gain practical strategies for supporting children and young people at home and in schools, discover effective therapeutic pathways, and learn how to rethink behaviour management to foster growth and mental wellbeing.
Whether you are a parent, teacher or clinician, this session offers valuable insights to help reframe your understanding of ADHD and better support those who live with it every day.
CPD/Croke Park Hour available. The login for this webinar is on our e-learning platform:
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