Webinars

OxPCF Webinars: Supporting SEND Families with Knowledge and Resources

 

Welcome to our Webinars page!

 

OxPCF hosts a series of webinars to support parent carers by providing insights, expert guidance, and discussions on key topics related to SEND. These sessions, presented in partnership with CAMHS and other experts, cover a range of relevant issues, from understanding neurodevelopmental conditions to practical coping strategies.

 

Upcoming Webinars with Oxfordshire CAMHS NDC

 

​​​​Neurodivergent Coping Strategies: Friday, 14th February, 1:00 - 2:30 pm (Online via Teams)

What's it about? CAMHS will share stress-busting, resilience-building strategies that work for neurodivergent kids. You’ll get practical ideas to help your child (and yourself!) manage stress better and feel more equipped for everyday challenges.

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Moving into Adulthood: Friday, 14th March, 1:00 - 2:30 pm (Online via Teams)

What’s it about? The move into adulthood can feel huge. This session covers the essentials for helping your young person with independence skills, adult services, and self-advocacy to make this transition smoother.

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Past Webinars

 

Click on the links below for recordings and reports from recent webinars and Q&A sessions. These presentations cover essential topics for SEND families, offering insights from experts from the CAMHS NDC team and guest speakers.

 

​CAMHS NDC Pathway: What to Expect (September 2024)

Delivered by Laura Agnew (Nursing and Allied Health Professional Clinical Lead) and Kimberley Ashwin (CEO, Autism Oxford)

Click here to watch the recording​​

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AuDHD

Delivered by Dr James Stacey and Nurse Felicity Bradley from the Oxon CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Pathway Team

Click here to watch the recording or download the presentation.

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Anxiety

Delivered by Dr James Stacey and Laura Agnew (Nursing and Allied Health Professional Clinical Lead) from the Oxon CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Pathway Team

Click here to watch the presentation and download our summary

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Depression

Delivered by Dr James Stacey and Laura Agnew (Nursing and Allied Health Professional Clinical Lead) from the Oxon CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Pathway Team and Dr Sam Keen

This webinar will provide you with practical strategies and expert knowledge to help navigate the challenges of depression with children and young people who are neurodivergent. 

Click here to watch the presentation and download our summary

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The Interaction of Autism with Puberty, Gender, and Sexuality

Delivered by Dr James Stacey from the Oxon CAMHS Neurodevelopmental Pathway Team and Dr Hannah Stafford Oxfordshire CAMHS

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These recordings and reports are here to help you get the information and guidance you need, whenever it’s convenient for you

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​​​​​​​​​​For questions or assistance, please reach out to us at info@oxpcf.org.uk or call 07394 735666.