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Leading International ADHD Coach & Behaviour Specialist Lorrine Marer

St Margaret’s Lodge Hotel Friday 27th & Saturday 28th April 2012

The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Support Group has organised for a leading specialist to visit Guernsey for a series of free workshops and interactive sessions with families, clinical practitioners and support health services, teachers and education department, the general public and anyone else interested in attending.

Lorrine Marer is an experienced behavioural specialist who has been working in the ADHD field in the UK and US for more than a decade. She has two sons, now adults, who were diagnosed with ADHD and Dyspraxia as children.

She trained in many aspects of behavioural and learning difficulties including completing a Cambridge University accredited ADHD Coaching Course, a problem solving course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a Triple P Parenting course. She is a firm believer that that society and, in particular, the education system, needs to gain a great deal of further understanding about all these disorders.

Specialising in challenging behaviour and aggressive conduct disorders, she has had huge success in breaking well-established patterns of inappropriate behaviour and getting to the root of complex family problems. The strategies are now being used as a critique in universities and colleges around the country, as well as by health professionals in other countries. She is also asked to contribute as a specialist in this area to a number of radio and television programmes. She has made two well received series for Channel 5, called “Families Behaving Badly” and “The Teen Tamer”.  Visit Lorrine Marer’s website : http://www.behaviouralmanagement.co.uk

Lorrine’s visit will be a wonderful way to expand the experiences and knowledge hearing different techniques and methods for families, educators, clinicians and others that have to cope with the effects of ADHD. Many people have experienced a lack of understanding or the wrong approach in dealing with ADHD children and the broader our understanding is, the better.

The following free sessions held at St Margaret’s Lodge Hotel are:

Friday 27 April

2pm to 4pm – Clinicians, including GPs, Osteopaths and Physiotherapists etc.

 

4.30pm to 6.30pm -Teachers, Carers, Education, Prison Officers, Police, Youth Workers

 

6.45pm to 8.45pm- Parents, Grandparents, guardians , relatives, & ADHD Adults over 16 (no children at this one)

 

Saturday 28 April

 

9am to 11am – Families and their children

 

11.30 to 1.30pm – Repeat session for both – Clinicians, including GPs, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists etc ,Teachers, Carers, Education, Prison Officers, Police, Youth Workers who cannot attend the Friday afternoon

 

2.30pm to 4.30pm – Small Group Workshop for Parents & Children

 

Food and drinks can be purchased at the venue.

To book a free place in one of the sessions please email your name and contact details and which date/time to info@adhdsupport.org.gg

For further information please contact press officer Emma Anderson on candeanderson@cwgsy.net or secretary Jenny Smith 239002/ 07781 125612

Visit out Facebook: ADHD Guernsey or our website www.adhdsupport.org.gg.

Caring for Carers 'Away Days'

Caring for Carers is one of the services that the Information Exchange oversees. It is aimed at offering support and friendship for those caring for a loved one.  The role of a Carer could be that of a husband caring for his wife with dementia to a parent caring for a child with a special need.

The Health Information Exchange appreciates that the caring role can be a tiring and sometimes isolating role and with this in mind has an ongoing programme of support events.

Caring for Carers provides ‘Away days’ held at Les Cotils 3 times a year where ladies come together and chat over refreshments, have a massage, enjoy a craft and a lovely lunch. They also have ‘pop in days’ on the first Monday of each month at Les Cotils for tea and a chat.

If you would like to know more about the Carers events or if you wish to have your name put on their mailing list whereby invitations can be sent directly to you. you can contact Claire at The Information Exchange on 707470 or by email Claire@information-exchange.org  .She will be more than happy to hear from you.

 

 

 


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