Welcome to our Herts Bee You – Understanding Autism and ADHD programme, in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council and NHS.
A new service, jointly commissioned by Hertfordshire County Council and the NHS, supporting children and young people. Offering tailored support for children and young people aged from 7-16 years on a range of weekly topics.
If you would like to access our offer, please go to The Process section below, and complete the referral form in Step 1 with the young person’s details. One of the team will be in touch with the relevant booking information. If you have any questions please contact us at hertsbeeyou@autismoxford.org.uk
We are looking forward to meeting you.
What is it?
This is a 10-part weekly virtual session for primary and secondary school aged young people who are either on the waiting list with the Neurodevelopmental Conditions or Neuropsychiatry teams, or for those young people who have not received an official diagnosis, but identify with the traits and behaviours of Autism and/or ADHD. The intention for these sessions is to provide young people with a fun and safe space to learn about themselves and develop the tools and strategies to see them through school and beyond.
The session topics are different depending on the age group attending – please see the Session Topics listed below.
It is recommended that for the best outcomes, all sessions are attended, however, you can just book onto the sessions you think are of most interest to you. These sessions will be live and interactive, however there will not be an expectation for the young person to interact unless they would like to, to ensure it is accessible to all.
A workbook will be provided to attendees to make notes and includes resources which they can use thereafter.
You can self-refer for these sessions.
