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PDA North America

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If your young person experiences challenges with coordination, organization, or everyday tasks, you may be wondering whether dyspraxia is part of the picture. This webinar will explore what dyspraxia is and how it can affect the whole person. We&rsquo;ll look at how these patterns show up in daily life such as play, school, self-care, and routines, and how they connect to confidence and participation. You will also gain practical strategies to support your young person and learn how to confidently share observations with professionals to help advocate for your child. Join us Thursday, November 11th at 1:00PM (CST) with Neurodivergent Nurse, Laura Hellfeld&nbsp;for Understanding Dyspraxia: Supporting Your Young Person Through Connection, Confidence, and Daily Life.&nbsp; BioLaura is a neurodivergent nurse, health educator, and sleep consultant dedicated to reshaping how self-care is supported within neurodivergent and disabled communities. Their work centres on accessible approaches to food and eating, sleep, hygiene and toileting. Laura does this through direct support for individuals and families, as well as through workshops and educational events for both professionals and community members Drawing from lived experience and public health service, Laura creates inclusive spaces, hosts community events, and co-authors books like Gabby&rsquo;s Glimmers, Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People, Belonging First, and is soon publishing a parent-focused series beginning with toileting and followed by hygiene.

If your young person experiences challenges with coordination, organization, or everyday tasks, you may be wondering whether dyspraxia is part of the picture. This webinar will explore what dyspraxia is and how it can affect the whole person. We’ll look at how these patterns show up in daily life such as play, school, self-care, and routines, and how they connect to confidence and participation. You will also gain practical strategies to support your young person and learn how to confidently share observations with professionals to help advocate for your child. Join us Thursday, November 11th at 1:00PM (CST) with Neurodivergent Nurse, Laura Hellfeld for Understanding Dyspraxia: Supporting Your Young Person Through Connection, Confidence, and Daily Life.  BioLaura is a neurodivergent nurse, health educator, and sleep consultant dedicated to reshaping how self-care is supported within neurodivergent and disabled communities. Their work centres on accessible approaches to food and eating, sleep, hygiene and toileting. Laura does this through direct support for individuals and families, as well as through workshops and educational events for both professionals and community members Drawing from lived experience and public health service, Laura creates inclusive spaces, hosts community events, and co-authors books like Gabby’s Glimmers, Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People, Belonging First, and is soon publishing a parent-focused series beginning with toileting and followed by hygiene.

PDA North America

PDA & Dyspraxia: Understanding Dyspraxia & Supporting Your Young Person Through Connection, Confidence, and Daily Life

General Admission

$39

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