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A 4-hour online workshop with Marcia Sasano, Psychologist & Master HIP Trainer
ADHD care in New Zealand is changing. From February 2026, GPs and nurse practitioners will be able to initiate ADHD treatment for adults. This shift places primary care teams — especially HIPs — at the centre of ADHD support.
This workshop equips HIPs and primary care clinicians with neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based strategies to help clients manage ADHD in daily life. You’ll leave with practical tools that fit seamlessly into 30-minute HIP consults and can be used the very next day in session.
How ADHD affects attention, executive function, and regulation — explained in clear, usable ways
Brief, practical strategies for:
Task initiation and overcoming avoidance
Emotional regulation and sensory supports
Building routines and scaffolding executive function
Supporting advocacy, boundaries, and self-compassion
How to integrate ACT/FACT principles into ADHD interventions
Ways HIPs, GPs, and NPs can collaborate effectively in the new ADHD care landscape
Format: 4 hours online, interactive
Includes: Worksheets, take-home tools, and a HIP session flow guide
Who it’s for: Health Improvement Practitioners (HIPs), GPs, Nurse Practitioners, and other primary care clinicians
Fee: $295 per person (early bird $250 until 20 October)
Next Workshop: 27/11/2025
A 4-hour online workshop with Marcia Sasano, Psychologist & Master HIP Trainer
ADHD care in New Zealand is changing. From February 2026, GPs and nurse practitioners will be able to initiate ADHD treatment for adults. This shift places primary care teams — especially HIPs — at the centre of ADHD support.
This workshop equips HIPs and primary care clinicians with neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based strategies to help clients manage ADHD in daily life. You’ll leave with practical tools that fit seamlessly into 30-minute HIP consults and can be used the very next day in session.
How ADHD affects attention, executive function, and regulation — explained in clear, usable ways
Brief, practical strategies for:
Task initiation and overcoming avoidance
Emotional regulation and sensory supports
Building routines and scaffolding executive function
Supporting advocacy, boundaries, and self-compassion
How to integrate ACT/FACT principles into ADHD interventions
Ways HIPs, GPs, and NPs can collaborate effectively in the new ADHD care landscape
Format: 4 hours online, interactive
Includes: Worksheets, take-home tools, and a HIP session flow guide
Who it’s for: Health Improvement Practitioners (HIPs), GPs, Nurse Practitioners, and other primary care clinicians
Fee: $295 per person (early bird $250 until 20 October)
Next Workshop: 27/11/2025