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Supporting Neurodivergent Children in Transition and on the Field
Missions Interlink
Supporting Neurodivergent Children in Transition and on the Field
Navigating life overseas is complex—and for neurodivergent children, it can be especially challenging. This webinar is designed to help parents, sending organisations, and member care teams understand how to support neurodivergent children through the unique transitions of cross-cultural life.
What We'll Cover:
· Understanding how neurodivergence intersects with global transition
· Strategies for supporting neurodivergent children during re-entry, language barriers, school shifts, and cultural overload
· Practical tips for field life—routines, emotional regulation, social expectations
· How organisations can offer informed, compassionate care
Featuring Special Guest: Tanya Crossman
With over 20 years of experience working with Third Culture Kids, Tanya brings deep insight into international transitions' emotional and psychological impacts. She will offer practical strategies and compassionate guidance from a personal and professional perspective.
This is a must-attend for:
- Mission and expat parents raising neurodivergent children
- Member care personnel
- Sending organisation staff and education coordinators
Dates
Wednesday, 27 August 2025
10:00am to 12:00pm (Melbourne/Syd Time)
Costs
Gst free
$35 MI Members & Associate fee*
$40 Non-MI members & Associate fee
*Individuals who are part of an organisation, church or ministry that is either a Member, an Associate or a Friend of Missions Interlink, see here for the list. To join MI, click here.
Registration
Registration ends on 26 August 2025
Cancellation Policy
Full refund less booking fee
Venue
Online Via Zoom
Contact
Please contact Missions Interlink, avy@missionsinterlink.org.au
MI CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS POLICY. Missions Interlink ministries are committed to protecting the safety of all people within its programs, ministries and events. You can view MI’s Child Safety Policy and Protection of Vulnerable Individuals Policy here.
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Supporting Neurodivergent Children in Transition and on the Field
Navigating life overseas is complex—and for neurodivergent children, it can be especially challenging. This webinar is designed to help parents, sending organisations, and member care teams understand how to support neurodivergent children through the unique transitions of cross-cultural life.
What We'll Cover:
· Understanding how neurodivergence intersects with global transition
· Strategies for supporting neurodivergent children during re-entry, language barriers, school shifts, and cultural overload
· Practical tips for field life—routines, emotional regulation, social expectations
· How organisations can offer informed, compassionate care
Featuring Special Guest: Tanya Crossman
With over 20 years of experience working with Third Culture Kids, Tanya brings deep insight into international transitions' emotional and psychological impacts. She will offer practical strategies and compassionate guidance from a personal and professional perspective.
This is a must-attend for:
- Mission and expat parents raising neurodivergent children
- Member care personnel
- Sending organisation staff and education coordinators
Dates
Wednesday, 27 August 2025
10:00am to 12:00pm (Melbourne/Syd Time)
Costs
Gst free
$35 MI Members & Associate fee*
$40 Non-MI members & Associate fee
*Individuals who are part of an organisation, church or ministry that is either a Member, an Associate or a Friend of Missions Interlink, see here for the list. To join MI, click here.
Registration
Registration ends on 26 August 2025
Cancellation Policy
Full refund less booking fee
Venue
Online Via Zoom
Contact
Please contact Missions Interlink, avy@missionsinterlink.org.au
MI CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS POLICY. Missions Interlink ministries are committed to protecting the safety of all people within its programs, ministries and events. You can view MI’s Child Safety Policy and Protection of Vulnerable Individuals Policy here.