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How to manage stress while neurodivergent parenting? This online mindfulness course for parents and carers in neurodiverse families provides tools to relieve stress and practice self-care. Over 8 weeks discover how to reduce overwhelm and increase your energy with mindfulness techniques.

Step into the roles that make a meaningful difference. This 20-in-1 Equality and Diversity bundle is built for professionals aiming to lead, support, and implement inclusive workplace practices across HR, social care, education, and corporate sectors. If you're looking to become the go-to person for creating fairer, safer, and legally compliant environments — this is your opportunity. 💼 Description Organisations across the board — from schools and councils to tech firms and care homes — are under growing pressure to show commitment to inclusion and compliance. That’s why they seek candidates who bring more than just experience — they want understanding, adaptability, and up-to-date knowledge. This bundle covers crucial areas employers now prioritise: from workplace mental health to legal compliance and inclusive leadership. Whether you're building an HR career, supporting neurodivergent clients, or helping businesses align with equality frameworks — this bundle makes your CV stronger and more relevant. Act now, and you’ll gain access to 20 professionally curated courses for less than the cost of one day’s consultancy training. ❓ FAQ Q: What industries is this bundle useful for? A: HR, healthcare, education, counselling, compliance, and social support services. Q: Can this help with career changes into diversity-related roles? A: Yes — it's a strong entry point for inclusive hiring, wellbeing, and HR advisory roles. Q: Will I get certificates? A: Yes — every course comes with a certificate upon completion. Q: Can I take the courses at my own pace? A: Absolutely — learn whenever and wherever suits you. Q: Is this a one-time offer? A: Yes — the full 20-in-1 bundle at this price won't last. Q: Can I use this bundle for CPD? A: It’s ideal for professional development in HR and diversity-related roles.

What goes on in the mind when we remember, decide, or even forget? The Cognitive Psychology Mini Bundle offers a direct look into the mental processes behind behaviour, combining psychology with topics like brain disorders, autism, and public health. This bundle walks through how mental health intersects with cognition and neurological functioning. With content framed for clarity—not confusion—you’ll gain insight into how people think, adapt, and cope with mental challenges. Whether you're curious or career-minded, it’s a straightforward introduction to the thinking behind thinking. Learning Outcomes: Understand core ideas around memory, learning, and cognition. Recognise cognitive issues linked to brain-based disorders. Explore public health links with mental wellbeing and function. Learn about autism’s cognitive patterns and behavioural effects. Identify factors influencing mental processing and behaviours. Gain a solid base in cognitive psychological theories. Who Is This Course For: Anyone fascinated by how thinking patterns shape behaviour. Beginners exploring cognition and neurological conditions. Mental health workers wanting extra theoretical background. Support staff working with autistic individuals or learners. School assistants supporting learning and memory challenges. Public service workers needing insight into brain health. Health or social care volunteers broadening their skills. Parents of neurodivergent children wanting structured knowledge. Career Path: Cognitive Support Worker – £23,000 per year Mental Health Adviser – £26,000 per year Neurodiversity Support Assistant – £24,000 per year Autism Learning Support – £22,500 per year Public Health Officer (Mental Focus) – £30,000 per year Cognitive Psychology Research Assistant – £27,500 per year

What will you learn? Compare common myths with actual data on school attainment levels of multilingual learners. Explore how embracing linguistic diversity enriches students’ educational experiences and wellbeing as well as contributes positively to their academic achievements. Effective strategies to support multilingual learners and promote an inclusive educational environment. Hear real-life examples of putting this into practice. Our speakers Professor Roberto Filippi Professor at the UCL Institute of Education in London Roberto's research primarily explores multilanguage acquisition and its impacts on cognitive control, memory and metacognitive processes, using behavioural and neuroimaging methods. He is particularly focused on the developmental and educational implications of multilingual environments for both typically developing children and those with neurodivergent profiles. He investigates how multilingualism across the lifespan can confer cognitive and metacognitive benefits, aiming to uncover potential advantages for lifelong learners. Additionally, he has multiple publications in high-impact journals, has edited online collections on multilingualism and established valuable international collaborations in the field. Soofia Amin Assistant Head Teacher at Kensington Primary School and Specialist Lead in Education for Multilingualism Soofia empowers educators with strategies that foster a whole-school approach to multilingualism, ensuring that every learner’s linguistic background is recognized as a valued asset. She has worked with the Department for Education in Priority Areas, supporting schools to enhance provision for multilingual learners. She collaborates with academics and researchers to develop evidence-based best practices, ensuring multilingualism is embedded effectively within her practice. Her work bridges policy, practice, and research to create sustainable and impactful change in schools nationwide Lusine Nalbandyan-Andreke Customer Success Executive - International at FlashAcademy® Lusine brings a unique blend of legal expertise and a lifelong passion for languages. Fluent in English, Armenian, Russian and French (and currently learning Lithuanian), she deeply understands the challenges faced by both learners and educators in multilingual environments. She is committed to supporting schools and students in overcoming EAL (English as an Additional Language) barriers. She believes that multilingualism empowers learners by broadening their opportunities and boosting their confidence.

How to reduce overwhelm and manage stress when neurodivergent parenting with mindfulness and yoga techniques for daily life.