Little Experimenteers presents: Restful SleepzZz

An educational parent workshop for parents of children with developmental delays or disabilities (including: Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral palsy, Fragile X, and others), or any parent who would like to make their night routines more easeful for their family.

Facilitated by: Alicia Dos Santos - Occupational Therapist, Group Facilitator, and Key Worker.

(More details: https://www.littleexperimenteers.com/team)

During the event we'll cover:

Where to start
Strengths-based practice
Common problems
Building connection and ease into bedtimes - for everyone
Sleep and night-routine Goals & Questions
Things to consider: The child, the task, the environment.
Practical Strategies & ideas
Problem-solving common problems together

Common problems include:

Where to start
Winding down for bedtime
Children don’t want to go to bed
Struggling to fall asleep
Waking up throughout the night
Difficulty sleeping in their own bed
Night-time Bed-wetting
Bed-time fears and nightmares
Underlying skills - cognitive, fine motor, gross motor, communication, & sensory
Understanding challenging behaviour
And any other challenges you're experiencing and would like to ask about. :)
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Disclaimers:

General Information Only

The information provided during this event, including but not limited to presentations, discussions, printed materials, and digital content, is intended for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be considered as, medical, therapeutic, legal, or professional advice specific to any individual’s circumstances.

Not a Substitute for Individual Assessment.

The content of this event does not constitute a comprehensive occupational therapy assessment or treatment plan. If you or someone you know requires occupational therapy services, it is essential to seek a personalised consultation with a registered occupational therapist or relevant health professional. Participants should not rely solely on the information presented at this event when making decisions about health, therapy, or any aspect of personal care or wellbeing. Any strategies identified should be discussed with your treating therapist and\or other health-care providers.

No Client-Therapist Relationship

Participation in this event does not create a client-therapist relationship between the speaker(s), organisers, or any affiliates involved in this presentation.

Professional Conduct and Scope of Practice

The presenter(s) operate within the recognised scope of practice for occupational therapists in Australia. However, it remains the responsibility of each participant to verify information and consult appropriately qualified professionals where necessary.

Liability Waiver

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the organisers, speakers, sponsors, and affiliates of this event disclaim all liability for any loss, injury, or damage (whether direct, indirect, consequential, or otherwise) arising out of or in connection with:

reliance on any information provided during the event;
participation in any practical activity or demonstration;
misuse or misapplication of information discussed or distributed;
physical, emotional, or psychological outcomes following participation;
failure to seek appropriate professional advice.

Participants are responsible for their own decisions and actions following the event.

Informed Participation

By attending this event, you acknowledge that:

You understand the information is general in nature.
You are responsible for your own health and safety.
You will seek professional advice when needed.

Consent and Privacy

Your participation may involve the collection of identifying data for feedback, evaluation, or quality improvement purposes. (For example: name, surname, and contact details). If any recordings or images are taken, appropriate consent will be sought in accordance with Victorian privacy laws and relevant health service guidelines.

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