$35 AUD
If you want your neurodivergent child to feel understood, supported and ready to thrive in high school, this webinar is for you. Join neurodivergent educator and best-selling author, Sharon Witt as she gives parents the tools they need to guide their kids through one of the biggest transitions of their school journey.
BONUS! Plus, receive a bonus 30-page guide e-book for neurodivergent students on navigating the transition to High School.
ALL THE DETAILS
Webinar Title: A Neurodivergent Guide to Starting High School
Date and Time: Tuesday 20th January 7:00pm – 8:00pm AEST
Cost: $35.00 AUD
Access: It is yours to watch and view as many times as you want for 6 months from the date of purchase
WHAT IS THIS WEBINAR ABOUT?
Starting high school can be an exciting yet overwhelming time for any tween. The more tailored support we give our kids, the better chance they will have of feeling confidence in their journey.
This webinar is designed to help parents of neurodivergent kids as they transition to high school. You’ll learn the most effective ways to reduce anxiety in the crucial first four weeks of Year 7, plus simple visual systems that create calm, structure, and independence at home. You’ll also discover how to partner with teachers and the school in a way that leads to real support, not frustration, and gain strategies for helping your child navigate new friendships and social dynamics with confidence.
Most importantly, we’ll explore how to build your child’s self-advocacy skills so they can speak up for their needs, without fear or shame, and feel empowered from day one.
If you want your neurodivergent child to feel understood, supported, and ready to thrive in high school, this webinar is for you. Join us and walk away with tools you can use immediately to set your child up for a strong, successful start.
What we will cover:
- 3 practical ways to reduce anxiety in the first four weeks of High School
- The visual systems that help neurodivergent kids stay organised
- How to build a strong, collaborative partnership with teachers and school
- Key strategies to prepare your child for every class so they feel confident with different teaching styles.
- Strategies for guiding new friendships and social navigation
- How to teach self-advocacy in a supportive, confidence-building way
BONUS! Plus, receive a bonus 30-page guide e-book for neurodivergent students on navigating the transition to High School.
WHO IS THIS WEBINAR FOR?
This webinar is for anyone who lives or works with neurodivergent tweens and teens.
It is designed for private home use. If you are a school wanting to watch this webinar within a school context or as a professional development experience, please contact our team at shop@michellemitchell.org. We offer very affordable prices for community organisations.
HOW DO I ACCESS THE WEBINAR?
Once you complete your purchase, you will automatically receive an email containing a link to access the webinar. If you don’t receive this email, check your junk folder. If you are still having trouble, we are always here to help at shop@michellemitchell.org
You will have access for 6 months from the date of purchase, which means you can watch it as many times as you like in that access period.
MEET SHARON
Sharon Witt is one of Australia’s leading educators, having taught secondary students for over 33 years. With a career dedicated to supporting young people, she is widely regarded as an expert in helping neurodivergent students transition successfully into high school. Sharon is a bestselling author of more than 22 books for children and teens, including Starting High School and the popular parenting guide Starting Secondary School, co-written with adolescent psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg. Her work has supported thousands of young people and their families across Australia. Sharon is also expanding her expertise through postgraduate study, currently completing her Graduate Diploma in Autism and Neurodivergent Studies.
MEET MICHELLE
Michelle Mitchell is an author and speaker, sought after for her compassionate and grounded advice for parenting tweens and teens.
She began as a classroom teacher but soon found a special interest in wellbeing. In 2000 she left teaching to establish a health promotion charity and psychology clinic which delivered life skills programs and psychological services to thousands of young people and their families each year.
Today she uses her experience to write and speak in schools, community events and through media.
The core of her work is helping parents be the trusted, leadership presence that their growing kids need.