ADHD in the Classroom
» ADHD: The Mental Health
Worker’s Role
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ADHD: The Mental Health Worker’s Role
This clinical training provides clinicians, case managers, Children’s Social Workers,
and Probation Officers with diagnostic information and treatment strategies based on the
most up-to-date research. The workshop emphasizes new theories of ADHD, a hierarchy of
interventions, assessment techniques (including differential diagnosis issues), strategies
for engaging parents in a treatment process, treatment team coordination, tracking of
treatment responses, and treatment of co-morbid disorders. However, it also includes
strategies for clinicians working individually with affected children, as well as
behavioral strategies for parents.This presentation lasts 1-1.5 hours, and is delivered
on-site during normal staff training times. Follow-up sessions, including case
consultation and treatment planning, are also available.
Participants of this workshop say…
“I think you have forgotten more about Attention Deficit Disorder than I will ever
know.” --Robert Sherbow, LCSW Assistant Director, Aviva Family and Children Services
“This was a brilliant presentation!” --N.O., R.N.
“I really liked Jason’s presentation. It was very thorough and covered all
aspects of the disorder. Other therapists and teachers MUST attend this workshop.”
—Margo Steinkirchner, IMF (Marriage and Family Therapist Intern) |
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