Live Online Course: Working with ADHD Children/Tamariki (Modules 2 & 3)

This Safe for Children live online course is ideal for school leaders, teachers, teacher aides, OSCAR staff, recreation staff, childcare and teacher support staff, and parents/caregivers. 

Date: Friday 2 August 2024 

Time: 9:30–11:30am 

Cost: $65.22 + GST ($75) per person 

Please click HERE to register. 

Our training programme is made up of two 60-minute modules and meets once online. 

Module 2. Keys for Change 
• Triggers that cause disruption 
• Techniques/strategies for challenging behaviour 
• Planning for a crisis 
• Teaching social skills and calming techniques 
 
Module 3. Responding to Behaviour 
• Putting theory into practice when responding to behaviour 
• Supporting improved behaviour 
• Verbal and non-verbal cues for success 
• Supporting ADHD children/tamariki during meltdowns 

*Missed module 1? Want to catch up before module 2 & 3? Please contact us on 0800 7233454 or email: admin@safeforchildren.co.nz and register to view our live recording! Cost: $43.48 + GST ($50) per person. 

"Lots of practical and useful strategies that can be used for the whole class so you don't need to single out one child - as everyone will benefit.” 

Interactive.  This course is interactive and engages participants. You will be able to ask questions and they will get answered while you are watching.   

Qualification.  To gain your relevant certificate of training you will be invited to complete 4 or 5 multi choice questions. 

Can’t make the live online training date?  No problem – you can register to receive a recording so you can listen and learn at a time that fits with your busy schedule. Please click HERE for further information and to register. 

In-House Training.  We can also tailor our live online courses to meet your needs. Contact us today 

Click HERE to view our Neurodiversity Course Catalogue for other upcoming courses. 

Website: www.safeforchildren.co.nz/online-training 

Listen On-Demand: www.safeforchildren.co.nz/listenondemand