A 6-Week Course for Parents of Children with ADHD and/or Autism
Grounded, evidence-based guidance
for everyday family life
When a child is diagnosed with ADHD or autism, parents are often given a label but little practical guidance on what that means for their child, and how to navigate everyday life. Many parents are left unsure how to respond to challenging behaviours, how to support their child's development, or how to manage the emotional and practical demands on the whole family.
This comprehensive one-on-one course is designed for parents of children with ADHD and/or autism. Whether your child was recently diagnosed, or you've been navigating these challenges for some time, the course offers a structured, practical and psychologically-informed approach that balances clear behavioural strategies with your own wellbeing.
Drawing on established frameworks including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dr. Russell Barkley's behavioural model, the course focuses on realistic, sustainable support for both your child and for you as a parent. It's tailored to neurodivergent children and the specific needs of your family.
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Topics Covered:
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Understanding ADHD/Autism
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Managing behaviour and setting boundaries in ways that work for neurodivergent children
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Understanding and supporting your child's needs
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Emotional regulation strategies for both parents and children
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Talking to your child about their diagnosis
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Strategies to reduce conflict and increase predictability at home
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Working with schools and professionals to advocate for your child
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Creating a support network
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Medium- and long-term planning for your child
Course Format:
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6 weekly session (1:1 format) online or in-person
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CHF 130 per session
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Tailored to your child's profile and family context
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Includes practical handouts, tools, and optional reflective exercises
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Suitable for parents of children aged 4-18 years
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Informed by current developmental research and clinical best practice