30-Hours Professional Diploma in ADHD
Credit hours
3
Examine ADHD as a neurodevelopmental condition, including its symptoms, the assessment process and conditions that often occur alongside it. Units cover behaviour management, educational support, communication and de-escalation, and the legal rights and workplace adjustments that apply. Family support and community resources are also explored, offering awareness for educators, carers and employers.
What you'll cover
- 01Understanding ADHD: Definition and Neurodevelopmental Basis
- 02Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Assessment Processes
- 03Co-occurring Conditions and Differential Diagnosis
- 04Behavioural Management Strategies and Therapeutic Approaches
- 05Supporting Learning and Educational Interventions
- 06Communication Skills and De-escalation Technique
- 07Legal Frameworks, Rights, and Workplace Accommodations
- 08Family Support and Community Resources
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