Based off a training by Licensed Clinician and neurodiversity specialist Miranda Pool, this training teaches us about children with ADHD, Autism, and other neurodiverse challenges. It advocates for a broader understanding of what is “normal” and acceptable, and an empathy for neurodiverse individuals living in a neurotypical world. It also includes strategies for supporting neurodiverse children and broadening acceptance for all types of varying brains.

This workshop is an in-depth experience. By extending the time of the training, we have more opportunity to elaborate on key points of the topic.

Location: 631 S. Orchard Ave.

To register, contact the Training Department at trainingdept@redwoodcommunityservices.org or call 707-467-2010 ext 1414

Lindzie Hoven
Trainer

Lindzie Hoven (She/Her) began working as a trainer at RCS in February 2023. Before her position as a trainer, she worked in early education. She started working as special education paraprofessional and over the years worked her way up to the position of preschool site supervisor. During this time, she discovered her passion for working with children. She went on to earn her AA in child development and her AA in early education. In her free time she enjoys camping, going for hikes and going the ocean with her fiancé and their two dogs Mushu and Rosco.