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doctor-jo.com membership
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR PARENTS OF NEURODIVERGENT CHILDREN
OUR MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:
Unlimited access to Doctor Jo workshops
[see available workshops below; at least two new workshops
added per month]
Content available in manageable chunks, perfect for accessing
on your commute, lunch break or post bed-time
Free downloadable worksheets
Monthly live Q&A sessions with Doctor Jo
Online support in our Neurodiverse-City which includes opportunity
to suggest future workshop topics specific to your child's needs
Monthly (£20) or annual (£140) membership which you can
cancel any time.
WORKSHOPS INCLUDED
Available Now
Supporting an Autistic Child
Included with membership
The perfect introduction to autism following diagnosis which includes:
- How to tell your child they are autistic
- Understanding what is autism and why your child met criteria for diagnosis
- An introduction to common autistic profiles
Downloadable worksheets include:
Autism symptom checklist
My child's autism profile worksheet (perfect for sharing with schools/family members)
Parental reflections worksheet
Surviving and Thriving with ADHD
Included with membership
A comprehensive introduction to ADHD which includes:
- A summary of how to disclose a diagnosis of ADHD to your child
- An overview of why your child has been diagnosed with ADHD- In-depth discussion around different ADHD profiles
- An introduction to ADHD strengths.
Downloadable worksheets including:
My child's ADHD profile (perfect for sharing with school)
ADHD symptom checklist
Parental reflections worksheet
How to help your ADHD child regulate their emotions
Included with membership
An in-depth focus on ADHD and emotional regulation which explores:
- what is emotional regulation?
- why is it harder for individuals with ADHD to regulate their emotions?
- How do we support a child with ADHD to regulate their emotions?
- Specific techniques to help to regulate, which can be tailored to your child's ADHD profile.
Downloadable worksheets include:
Emotional regulation reminder
The 'big 3' rules reminder
Demands/Triggers worksheet
Back to School with Doctor Jo
Coming 15th September
Doctor Jo explains:
- Why the school environment can be so challenging for neurodivergent young people
- How to make school feel like a safer place for neurodivergent young people
- How to build a strong relationship between pupil, parent and educators
- Tips for helping your child after school
Downloadable worksheets include:
School demands model worksheet
Managing Meltdowns
Live 10th October
Doctor Jo explains:
- Why neurodivergent young people are more vulnerable to experiencing meltdowns
- How best to prevent meltdowns
- How to keep your child safe and supported during meltdowns
- How to support your child afterwards.
Downloadable worksheets include:
- Self-soothing strategies
- Signs my child is becoming dysregulated
MORE WORKSHOPS COMING SOON
AuADHD: the sweet spots and flashpoints of Autism & ADHD
Expected October '24
Join Doctor Jo on her ultimate specialism, dual diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Condition and ADHD.
- How Autism and ADHD interact
- The power when the two intersect in a positive way, and how to help this to happen as often as possible,
- Identifying 'flashpoints' which overwhelm both autism and ADHD
- Identifying specific challenges which can occur in AuADHD and how to overcome these
Downloadable worksheets include:
Specific AuADHD profile worksheet (perfect for sharing with school)
Symptom checklists
Looking After Your Autistic Child's Mental Health in Secondary School
Expected October '24
Doctor Jo takes you through one of the stages of life where she sees a spike in metal health referrals for autistic young people, years 7-9. We'll discuss:
- Why this time of life can be such a challenge for autistic young people
- How common mental health problems can present differently in autistic young people
- How to celebrate difference (at a time of life where people can really dislike being different)
Pathological Demand Avoidance
Expected November '24
An introduction to a profile associated with autism, pathological demand avoidance, this ground-breaking workshop includes:
- A formulation of why your child may be demand avoidant
- Clear guidance on how best to support your child
- Introduction to 'low demand parenting'
Downloadable worksheets include:
- Visual summary of PDA
- PDA-specific profile sheet (perfect for sharing with schools)Add a description about this item