25TRA514 ADHD And Girls (P) (PP) (SNA)

 

 

 

 

Date: Tuesday, 16th & 23rd September 
Time: 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Venue: Online via Zoom

Target Audience: Primary, Post Primary, SNA

This essential two-part webinar series is designed to equip educators in Ireland with a comprehensive understanding of ADHD in girls. Recognizing that ADHD uniquely manifests in female students, presenting distinct challenges often overlooked, this series will delve into the nuances of identification and effective support. Join us to explore how ADHD differs in girls, learn practical strategies for the classroom, and gain crucial insights into the factors contributing to misdiagnosis, including masking and the significant impact of hormones on executive functions. Empower yourself to better understand and support the girls in your care throughout their educational journey.

Presenter: Emily Sinclair

Emily has been teaching in the post- primary sector for 10 years. She was late-diagnosed with ADHD herself after completing several university qualifications. Following this has focused on understanding ADHD and exploring ways to manage it. She is a certified ADHD Coach. This combination of both personal and professional experience means she has a unique insight into the challenges of a classroom, both as a teacher and someone who is neurodivergent. She is currently completing her PhD research on cyberbullying.