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Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child With Self Acceptance And Self Advocacy
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With Jess Meredith
With Jess Meredith
How to help your neurodivergent child understand themselves and self‑advocate.
Understanding who you are and what you need can be truly life-changing for neurodivergent children. In this short video, Jess Meredith, neurodiversity speaker and consultant, explores how you can start the conversation with your child around understanding themselves, help them build self-advocacy skills and navigate challenges.
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Understanding who you are and what you need can be truly life-changing for neurodivergent children. In this short video, Jess Meredith, neurodiversity speaker and consultant, explores how you can start the conversation with your child around understanding themselves, help them build self-advocacy skills and navigate challenges.
More from Jess Meredith: Helping Children With Sensory Sensitivities & Getting The Right Support For Your Neurodivergent Child In School
About Jess Meredith:
Jess Meredith (she/her) is an expert in neurodiversity and inclusion, igniting transformative conversations through her work running Differing Minds.
With a passion for reframing the narrative around neurodiversity using storytelling and her own lived experience, she offers dynamic, interactive talks that captivate and inspire audiences. Known for her unique perspectives, Jess’ thought-provoking presentations have left a lasting impact on the likes of Accenture, The Adecco Group, Capgemini and the NHS. With a commitment to empowering everyone to embrace differences, Jess is at the forefront of promoting neuro-inclusion in the workplace, in education and in our societies.
Jess Meredith (she/her) is an expert in neurodiversity and inclusion, igniting transformative conversations through her work running Differing Minds.
With a passion for reframing the narrative around neurodiversity using storytelling and her own lived experience, she offers dynamic, interactive talks that captivate and inspire audiences. Known for her unique perspectives, Jess’ thought-provoking presentations have left a lasting impact on the likes of Accenture, The Adecco Group, Capgemini and the NHS. With a commitment to empowering everyone to embrace differences, Jess is at the forefront of promoting neuro-inclusion in the workplace, in education and in our societies.