November 13, 2024 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Join us for a practical and insightful workshop designed for families and teachers who support children with ADHD and other neurodiverse needs. Presented by Kim Bullock, an experienced Educational Specialist with a deep understanding of neurodiverse learning, this session will help you navigate the challenges and celebrate the strengths of ADHD in the classroom and beyond.
In this 90-minute event, Kim will share:
- Understand how the ADHD brain works
- Simple strategies to make learning easier
- Tips for creating a supportive and stigma-free environment
- Life hacks that can improve focus, organisation, and well-being
- Q&A: Get your questions answered and connect with others who are on a similar journey
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or carer, this seminar will provide you with practical tools and fresh perspectives on how to adapt learning and support your neurodiverse child in their everyday life. No formal diagnosis of your child is necessary to attend this workshop.
About Kim Bullock:
Kim is a passionate teacher and lifelong learner, Kim’s life purpose is to provide a family centred approach to help children love learning, and help them reach their academic and wellbeing potential. Kim holds a Masters of Education and draws on her broad knowledge base to provide evidence-based solutions to support clients understand and navigate the distinct education hurdles faced by neurodiverse individuals.
Kim specialises in educational options beyond diagnosis for a variety of presentations, including ASD, ADHD, intellectual disability, giftedness, twice exceptionality (giftedness with a learning challenge) and executive functioning challenges.
When not at the Hummingbird Centre, Kim teaches Music, Dance and Drama, at a primary school, delivers professional learning to teachers, teaches enrichment courses at the University of NSW and plays Pickleball like her life depends on it.
