Toilet training for older children with SEND - Driving Digital Inclusion
Advice and strategies for parent carers on how to toilet train an older child with additional needs or disabilities.
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Online
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- Online
About this event
This workshop is for parent carers of children aged 6-25 who have additional needs or disabilities (with or without a diagnosis) in the UK.
All children learn to use the toilet at a different stage in their life. Children with additional needs may take longer to be ready to start toilet training and learn the process.
This online workshop will cover:
· how the body works
· the importance of healthy routines
· what may impact toilet training
· how to work with professionals
· practical strategies to help children build essential skills
· guidance to help you feel confident in recognising when a child may be ready to begin
· the responsibilities of schools
· advice about bedwetting and strategies to support
There will be time for questions, discussion, and signposting to further sources of advice and support.
Further information
This workshop will be held on Zoom, it will not be recorded. You are welcome to keep your camera/audio off during the workshop if you would feel more comfortable to do so.
A PDF copy of the workshop slides and useful resources will be emailed to all attendees after the workshop.
We are committed to offering workshops that are accessible to the widest audience possible. If you have any accessibility needs regarding this workshop, please get in touch with training.admin@contact.org.uk as early as possible so that we can do our best to meet your needs.
For any enquiries relating to your booking, please email training.admin@contact.org.uk
Frequently asked questions
This workshop will be delivered and facilitated by our talented Family Support Consultants. Our trainers are experienced in supporting families whose children have additional needs, and many of our trainers are parent carers themselves.
The workshop will be held on Zoom. We will send all registered attendees an email with the Zoom link one week in advance, and again on the day of the workshop. If possible, please join 5-10 minutes early to enter the waiting room, ready for the workshop to start.
Please check your spam or junk mailbox if you haven’t received any emails from Eventbrite with joining instructions in the run-up to the workshop. If you still need assistance, please email training.admin@contact.org.uk so that our team can help.
You do not need a Zoom account to attend our workshop as a participant. Ahead of the event, we will email you an invite link along with a unique meeting ID and passcode to join the workshop. Simply click the link or input the meeting ID and passcode on www.Zoom.com.
If you need advice on how to use Zoom before the workshop, please email training.admin@contact.org.uk as soon as possible so that we can send you guidance in advance.
No, this workshop will not be recorded in order to preserve the privacy of any group discussions. Attendees will receive a PDF copy of the workshop slides after the workshop, you may find it useful to have a pen and paper handy during the session.
No, you are welcome to join the workshop without your camera/audio on. Please ensure your Zoom participant name matches the name you registered your ticket for, so that we can take a register and ensure a safe place for all attendees.
If you are no longer able to attend the workshop, please cancel your place via Eventbrite or by emailing training.admin@contact.org.uk so that we can offer your place to someone on the waiting list.
We are committed to offering workshops that are accessible to the widest audience possible. If you have any accessibility needs regarding this workshop, please get in touch with training.admin@contact.org.uk as early as possible so that we can do our best to meet your needs.
If your question isn’t answered here, please email us at training.admin@contact.org.uk.
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