Parenting the Neurodivergent Child Worksop

Description

6 Week Series Workshop
Parenting a neurodivergent child comes with unique joys and challenges—and no single “right way” to navigate the journey. This supportive workshop series creates a space where parents can learn, reflect, and connect while building practical strategies for family wellness.

In these sessions, you will:

• Explore what it means to understand your child’s neurodivergence (autism, ADHD, learning differences, sensory profiles).
• Shift perspectives toward strengths-based approaches rather than deficit models.
• Reflect on your child’s uniqueness and your role in supporting their growth.
• Share experiences through guided questions and parent reflections.
• Learn practical tools for communication, emotional regulation, and stress management.
• Build resilience for your family while nurturing relationships, including siblings and partners.
• Discover resources, networks, and community support—because parenting truly takes a village.

Each workshop includes opportunities for open discussion, handouts, and take-home materials so parents can continue learning beyond the group. Together, we create a safe and non-judgmental environment where challenges can be shared, victories celebrated, and meaningful connections formed.

Facilitator:

Lynn Langton, JD, MA, is a dedicated leader in the field of trauma-informed practice.  Known for her ability to bridge research and practice, she brings analytical rigor, compassion, and vision to every role. Her work reflects a lifelong commitment to advancing justice, improving service delivery, and amplifying the voices of survivors and vulnerable populations.