Inclusion Institute: Toileting Training with Rebecca Khan

Kids That Go - Toilet Training

Join us for an informative and practical session on toilet training with Rebecca Khan, an experienced clinician and advocate in childhood development. This workshop is designed to support families and caregivers in understanding the process of toilet training, offering strategies tailored to children with diverse needs.

Rebecca will cover essential tips, common challenges, and ways to create a positive and successful toilet training experience. Whether you're just starting or looking for extra support, this session will provide the tools and confidence you need to guide your child through this important milestone.

Don't miss this valuable opportunity to learn and connect!

Speaker - Rebecca Khan

Since graduating from the University of Queensland in 2001, I have predominantly worked in the areas of child development and continence. However my greatest training comes from raising 3 children. My passion is to serve local families who are tackling tough issues such as wee/poo troubles, difficult behaviours, difficulties at school and unique sensory processing characteristics. My approach is informed by evidence-based practice and deep understanding of the physiology of the human body, however I strive to balance these with practical ‘real world’ solutions tailored to the individual family’s situation. In my down-time I love time with my family, chatting with friends over coffee, card making and walking our puppy Sally.

DATE: Tuesday 11th February, 2025

TIME: 10:00am - 11:30am

FORMAT: Online

COST: Free

Membership is essential to attend this event.

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Content Warning: Please note this facilitated workshop will discuss the topic of Down syndrome. Attendees are advised that statistics, life experiences and challenges associated with living with Down syndrome may be discussed, which may be triggering or confronting for some participants. We encourage all attendees to priorities self care and note that participants are free to leave the event at any time.  

Down Syndrome NSW is the peak body for Down syndrome. We work with pride to support people with Down syndrome to reach their full potential. Your support at our events makes our work possible. Where we can, we provide events for free or at cost recovery only. We greatly appreciate your support.

We kindly ask that each person attending register a ticket, even if you are sharing a zoom link so it is fair for all.

We look forward to seeing you!

DSNSW Team