ADHD in Schools: Awareness and Inclusion

🏫 ADHD in Schools: Awareness and Inclusion

📝 Overview – ADHD in Schools: Awareness and Inclusion

Schools today are more diverse than ever — and ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health needs, Early Years education challenges, and Autism are part of that diversity. ADHD in Schools: Awareness and Inclusion gives teachers, assistants, and school staff the tools to create truly inclusive classrooms.

This ADHD training will show you how ADHD interacts with Learning Disabilities and Autism, how it impacts Mental Health, and how Early Years interventions can shape better futures. But don’t wait — this ADHD school-focused course is a limited-time only program.

📖 Description – ADHD in Schools: Awareness and Inclusion

We’ll guide you through:

• Understanding ADHD in the school context.
• Identifying ADHD in Early Years and older students.
• Supporting students with ADHD, Learning Disabilities, and Autism.
• Addressing the Mental Health impact of ADHD in educational settings.
• Building ADHD-inclusive lesson plans.

You’ll see how ADHD affects attention, behaviour, and emotions, and how Autism and Learning Disabilities often overlap. We’ll explore practical Early Years strategies that can be adapted for all ages, and how supporting ADHD early can boost Mental Health outcomes long-term.

This course gives you more than just ADHD awareness — it gives you tools for inclusion. And remember — this ADHD in Schools course will never return after this offer ends.

👥 Who Is This Course For?

Designed for:

• Teachers and Early Years educators.
• School staff supporting Learning Disabilities or Autism.
• Mental Health professionals working in education.
• Parents seeking ADHD strategies for school success.

📋 Requirements

• No prior ADHD or educational training needed.
• Interest in ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Learning Disabilities, and Early Years.
• Access to a computer or mobile device.

🎯 Career Path

• Early Years teacher or support assistant.
• ADHD-focused school support roles.
• Mental Health and Learning Disabilities school programs.
• Autism inclusion specialists.