Thank you for taking the time to express interest in Binging up Great Kids - Young People who live with Neurodiversity we really appreciate it, and we’re glad you’re thinking of joining us.

When you book through Humanitix, it will be recorded as an expression of interest.

Midvale Hub Parenting Service is funded by the Department of Communities to support parents and carers living in the local government areas of Mundaring, Swan, Bassendean and Bayswater.

A staff member will give you a call 2–3 weeks before the program starts to complete a simple registration and check in with you about any questions or needs.

All parents and caregivers are welcome, we value diversity and inclusion from all cultural backgrounds, family types, and abilities.

This program is being delivered in partnership with Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub

Binging up Great Kids - Young People who live with Neurodiversity

This program is for parents of young people 0 to 18 years

This program supports parents and caregivers on their journey with neurodivergent young people.

Together, we’ll build understanding, connection, and confidence in supporting our young people’s unique strengths and needs.

Together we will:

-Learn about brain development and how it relates to the experiences of neurodivergent young people

-Explore the messages of behaviour through a compassionate, neurodiverse lens

-Practice ways of giving nurturing and supportive messages that help young people feel safe, understood, and valued

-Share strategies for looking after ourselves while parenting, and celebrate the unique strengths our young people bring

Held at - Medicare Midland Mental Health Kids Hub

1 Watertank Way, Midland

Tuesday's November 3, 10, 17, 24 2026

9:30 to 11:30am

Creche is unavailable for this program - babies under 6 months are welcome in the room during the sessions

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