Why Are Neurodiverse Girls So Often Missed?
There can be a significant cost to not recognising the needs of neurodiverse girls. They are often missed, despite exhibiting clear signs. Why? The answers are complex and nuanced.
Join us for an evening soiree to consider how and why neurodiversity in girls is missed and the hidden or time delayed cost this may incur to their emotional wellbeing and mental health.
About Naomi:
Naomi Moore trained as a play and creative arts and child/parent therapist. She runs the weekend play provision and volunteer mentoring at Great Ormond Street Hospital and runs training for GOSH, international children's charities and in schools on play, children's emotional wellbeing, mental health and trauma informed education.
Prior to her therapy career she worked in early years and primary education specialising in nurture group work with children with emotional and behavioural difficulties. She has worked with children and young people of all ages and their families internationally, as well as in the UK, across both state and private sectors including specialist adolescent inpatient units, orphanages, refugee camps, palliative care and severe medical trauma.