Free Workshop
Socialization for Neurodiversity
The 3-Step Framework for Parents to Confidently Support Their Child’s Integration into Society - Without Feeling Embarrassed or Lonely
Are you afraid your child will never make friends? Do you wish people could be more understanding of your child? You’re not alone. Join us to learn practical tools and everyday solutions to helping your child thrive in their community. Whether at home, in public, at school or in family settings, learn how to help them flourish in any environment and help them make meaningful relationships. Because they do need your help to integrate, it can’t happen without you.
After the workshop, you’ll:
- Have the skills to support your child’s socialization and development
- No longer feel confused about teaching in public
- Not worry about your child’s relationships, communication, and independence
- Feel comfortable teaching wherever you are
🕙 7pm Paris – 8pm Beirut – 9pm Dubai – 1pm New York
📍Online Zoom
🎫 FREE admission. Places are limited.
About Louloua Smadi El Hajj
Louloua’s passion for neurodiversity and brain health stems from her experience with her autistic brother. With over 10 years of experience in different settings, diagnosis and age groups, she witnessed the big gap there existed in educating parents themselves in how to help their child. And that is how All Brains Grow started in 2021.
Louloua has a master’s in Neuroimaging from King’s College London and received her board certification in Neurofeedback. She is the author of From Client to Clinician: The Transformative Power of Neurofeedback Therapy for Families Living with Autism and Other Special Needs.
About Krystel El Hayek
Krystel is a dedicated special educator with over 8 years of experience working with neurodivergent individuals. She succeeds in using natural teaching environments and life lessons to support them in becoming more independent and improving their communication, life, social, motor, and emotional skills.
With a diverse background in educational and centre-based settings, she has become a key member in All Brain Grow where she empowers parents to understand their child’s development, and in creating inclusive and supportive learning communities.