Neurodiversity 101. Understanding autism. Noticing early. Acting with clarity.
An evening to understand, without fear or confusion.
Autism is often spoken about in fragments: symptoms, labels, opinions.
This workshop offers a clear and grounded introduction to neurodiversity.
We’ll focus on what truly matters for parents: early signs, misunderstood behaviors, when to observe, and when to act.
From communication to sensory sensitivity, we translate clinical knowledge into something practical and real — including addressing common misconceptions.
This is not a diagnostic space. It’s a space to understand, feel more equipped, and ask questions freely.
Welcome by Valentina Catalano - Mom & Founder
Workshop led by our experts: Introduction by Olesia Russo - Midwife and followed by Dr. Chiara Fioravanti PhD – Psychotherapist (i.A.) & Autism Consultant
Understanding is the first form of support. And often, the most powerful one.
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The right way to close the session: a small refreshment, and a little “same club” networking.
Come for the reset, stay for the people.
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NOTE: We know how precious (and rare) it is to have a moment just for yourself. That’s why we designed this workshop as a quiet, focused space for parents.
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Neurodiversity 101. Understanding autism. Noticing early. Acting with clarity.
An evening to understand, without fear or confusion.
Autism is often spoken about in fragments: symptoms, labels, opinions.
This workshop offers a clear and grounded introduction to neurodiversity.
We’ll focus on what truly matters for parents: early signs, misunderstood behaviors, when to observe, and when to act.
From communication to sensory sensitivity, we translate clinical knowledge into something practical and real — including addressing common misconceptions.
This is not a diagnostic space. It’s a space to understand, feel more equipped, and ask questions freely.
Welcome by Valentina Catalano - Mom & Founder
Workshop led by our experts: Introduction by Olesia Russo - Midwife and followed by Dr. Chiara Fioravanti PhD – Psychotherapist (i.A.) & Autism Consultant
Understanding is the first form of support. And often, the most powerful one.
_____________
The right way to close the session: a small refreshment, and a little “same club” networking.
Come for the reset, stay for the people.
–––––––––––––
NOTE: We know how precious (and rare) it is to have a moment just for yourself. That’s why we designed this workshop as a quiet, focused space for parents.
That said, we also know that it’s not always easy. If you don’t have another option, just write to us on WhatsApp, and we’ll find a solution together.
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