'PINC' Parent Information Night - "Hand-in-Hand: Advocacy and Empathy"

Trinity College invites you to the inaugural gathering of PINC (Parents for the Inclusion of Neurodivergent Children)! 

At this special event, we will welcome Claire Britton, Director and Principal Occupational Therapist at Neuroinclusion. Claire will be sharing an overview of neurodiversity, what the key principles of embracing the evidence-based neurodiversity-affirming approach and the multi-facilitated challenges and supports for the success of all students. By doing so, she provides a holistic perspective into the need for advocacy and empathy for the entire community at Trinity College. With the research being less than ten years old, this is a pioneering approach that accepts everyone as their authentic selves; rather than attempts to promote conformity. By being more educated on neurodiversity, the Trinity College community will foster a more inclusive, accepting, supportive and regulating environment for everyone to thrive and achieve success.

This is a FREE adult-focused presentation for parents/guardians only (no students on this occasion).

Places are strictly limited for this event. If sold out, please email events@trinity.wa.edu.au to be added to the waitlist.

Times

• 6.30pm: Guest arrival; refreshments
• 7.00pm: Formalities commence
  
• 8.00pm: Formalities and Q&A conclude/networking and refreshments
• 8.30pm: Event concludes

Claire Britton is the Director and Principal Occupational Therapist at Neuroinclusion. She is passionate about educating, inspiring and empowering Australian clients and therapists to optimise best practice to facilitate their success doing their daily activities. She works with neurodivergent clients across the lifespan and also runs The Neurodivergent Occupational Therapist Instagram with over 25,000 followers. She is a speaker, podcast guest, neurodiversity advocate and clinical mentor to therapists across Australia. She brings her own personal experiences being neurodivergent with over 9 years of clinical experiences to consistently provide the highest quality neurodiversity-affirming practice. Her extensive experience as an occupational therapist includes schools, not-for-profits, private practice and in community settings in Perth, Melbourne and Cape Town.