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Parents and carers of neurodivergent children

Sleep Better, Thrive Brighter!

Practical sleep support for families of neurodivergent children

A 30-minute webinar exploring why neurodivergent children often struggle with sleep, with practical, sensory-based strategies to help.

30mins1 module
Sleep Better, Thrive Brighter!

Who this is for

This webinar is aimed at parents and carers whose neurodivergent child struggles to settle at bedtime, wakes frequently, or finds sleep generally difficult. It may be useful whether your child has a formal diagnosis or you are simply noticing that sleep is a real challenge in your household.

What you'll learn

Why neurodivergent children may struggle with sleep

Common sleep challenges explored

Practical, sensory-based strategies for staying asleep

Downloadable copy of the presentation slides

OT sleep tips PDF and Sensory Circuit PDF included

About this course

If bedtime feels like a battle — and staying asleep feels like a lottery — you are not alone. Many neurodivergent children find it genuinely hard to settle and to stay asleep, and there are real reasons why.

This 30-minute webinar walks you through what can make sleep so tricky for neurodivergent children, looks at common challenges families face, and shares practical, sensory-based strategies you can try at home.

You will also receive a copy of the presentation slides to refer back to, plus two additional PDFs: our OT sleep tips sheet and a Sensory Circuit guide.

Curriculum

1 module — unlocks in order as you complete each one.

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    Sleep Better, Thrive Brighter!

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Your instructor

Grace Magennis

Grace Magennis

Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Grace Magennis is a Children's Occupational Therapist, Sensory Integration Practitioner, and founder of The Sensory Submarine. With extensive postgraduate training and specialist experience, Grace supports autistic children and young people, those with ADHD, developmental delay, physical and learning disabilities, sensory processing differences, and a wide range of additional needs. Her practical, evidence-based and neuroaffirming approach equips parents, educators and professionals with simple, effective strategies to support children's development, regulation, learning and participation in everyday life.