A course that focuses on increasing parents' understanding of their autistic child/teenager, and looks at how best to support them. Understanding the Diagnosis by Centre for ADHD & Autism Support | Eventbrite
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services where you can meet the Family Support Team, find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as be able to connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation. Now open to residents of North-West London.
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) can help with extra living costs if you are autistic and based in Harrow, Ealing, Brent, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea, or Westminster. Personal Independence Payment (PIP) can help with extra living costs if you are autistic. PIP Workshop is a hybrid (in-person and online) classroom-style space where […]
For ADHD/Autistic people in school years 7 to 9. Places must be booked. Through games, quizzes, arts/crafts and discussion, this group gives ADHD/autistic young people the opportunity to develop friendships and connections with other people as well as increase their understanding of what being neurodivergent means to them. Pre-registration and session-booking are required.
For adults who have a diagnosis of ADHD or who suspect they have ADHD and are who a resident of Harrow and Hillingdon. The adult ADHD group provides a safe and non-judgemental environment for adults to come and explore what it means to have a diagnosis of ADHD, and to get help and support with […]
A course that focuses on increasing parents' understanding of their ADHD child/teenager, and looks at how best to support them. Understanding the Diagnosis by Centre for ADHD & Autism Support | Eventbrite
Our online drop-in support groups are a wonderful opportunity to talk to our family support team, who are here to offer guidance and support. Connect with other parents to share stories, offer advice, and build a supportive community. You are welcome whether your child is formally diagnosed, on the pathway, or if you suspect your […]
For ADHD/Autistic young people in school years 8-11. A calm space to meet people and explore interests like creative projects, friendships, wellbeing, and everyday life challenges in an inclusive way. While the group is for high school ages, we keep the focus on topics that feel nurturing and positive - conversations about things like sex, […]
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
