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Supporting Neurodivergent Kids with Anxiety and OCD

Supporting Neurodivergent Kids with Anxiety and OCD

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Webinar title slide: "Supporting Neurodivergent Kids with Anxiety and OCD," hosted by InStride Health and Neurodiversity Support for Children. Smiling teens outdoors on the right; both logos bottom left.

Every brain processes anxiety differently—so why should anxiety treatment be one-size-fits-all? For neurodivergent youth navigating anxiety or OCD, standard therapeutic approaches can often feel overwhelming or ineffective if they don't account for underlying sensory profiles, processing styles, or executive functioning needs.

Join Dr. Jillian Bennett, PhD, BCBA-D, LABA, and Lane Riley, LICSW, BCBA, to understand more about how anxiety and OCD intersect with neurodivergent profiles like Autism and ADHD and discover how evidence-based frameworks like CBT and Exposure Therapy can be tailored to support your child's unique neurotype. You’ll learn about practical ways to individualize care to honor your child's sensory, executive functioning, and emotional well-being, along with helpful tools to evaluate and advocate for neuroaffirming, evidence-based support from your care team.

This webinar is specifically designed for parents, caregivers, and advocates seeking to expand their knowledge of neuroaffirming care.

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Past Webinars

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Supporting Young People with Separation Anxiety
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Supporting Young People with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Wednesday, June 10
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Caring for Young People with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
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