Understanding and Supporting Adult Developmental Disorders from a Lifespan Perspective
An online training session for professionals on understanding and supporting adult developmental disorders, featuring lecturer Masayuki Oguri, will be held on May 28.
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In recent years, the understanding and support for developmental disorders have expanded significantly, and the importance of supporting developmental disorders not only in childhood but also in adulthood is increasingly recognized.
In clinical settings, for example, we may face the following questions:
- Graduation from high school is in sight, and it's finally time to enter society. But how should we support the client's life and adaptation after they leave school? What should supporters understand and prepare for?
- How should we understand developmental disorders in adulthood?
- How do people with developmental disorders change throughout their lives?
- What does "maturation" mean in the understanding of developmental disorders?
These questions can often not be adequately answered by the framework of childhood support alone. A perspective on how to understand the long life process of people with developmental disorders is now being called for once again.
In this training, using Dr. Masayuki Oguri's book "Mature Developmental Disorders" as a guide, we will consider how people with developmental disorders change as they walk through life, and what kind of maturation and adaptation emerge. Based on the experience of Dr. Oguri, who has been involved in clinical practice for developmental disorders for many years, we hope this will be an opportunity to learn perspectives on understanding and supporting adult developmental disorders.
[Target Audience]
Clinical psychologists, certified public psychologists, psychological professionals.
Professionals involved in supporting developmental disorders in the fields of medicine, education, and welfare.
[What you can learn in this training]
- Understanding adult developmental disorders.
- The perspective of "maturation" in developmental disorders.
- Developmental disorders from a lifespan perspective.
- Concepts of support for clients transitioning to adulthood.
[Lecturer]
Masayuki Oguri (Representative of Special Needs Education Net)
[Date and Time]
May 28 (Thu) 20:00-22:00
[Location]
Online live held via ZOOM
(Archive streaming available on YouTube)
[Capacity]
General: 95 people
[Fee]
General sales: 3000 yen
[Course Link / Handouts]
The ZOOM link and materials for the day will be sent to applicants via a separate email through Peatix by the day before the course, and the link for the archive streaming will be sent after the day of the course.
* Please ensure that you are in a state where you can receive emails from Peatix.
[Receipt]
Please use the Peatix "Access receipt data" function.
[Cancellation Policy]
In principle, tickets cannot be canceled, but it is possible in unavoidable circumstances.
Please check "Request the organizer to cancel the ticket."
* In the case of convenience store / ATM payment, a cancellation fee of 340 yen will be charged.
[Regarding Personal Information]
By applying to participate in this course, you are deemed to have agreed to the "Handling of Personal Information."
Purpose of use of personal information
The personal information of applicants for participation will be used for the following purposes:
- Registration for participation in this course.
- Communication regarding participation registration information, inquiries, etc.
- Communication of information on future courses, information on questionnaire surveys.
In clinical settings, for example, we may face the following questions:
- Graduation from high school is in sight, and it's finally time to enter society. But how should we support the client's life and adaptation after they leave school? What should supporters understand and prepare for?
- How should we understand developmental disorders in adulthood?
- How do people with developmental disorders change throughout their lives?
- What does "maturation" mean in the understanding of developmental disorders?
These questions can often not be adequately answered by the framework of childhood support alone. A perspective on how to understand the long life process of people with developmental disorders is now being called for once again.
In this training, using Dr. Masayuki Oguri's book "Mature Developmental Disorders" as a guide, we will consider how people with developmental disorders change as they walk through life, and what kind of maturation and adaptation emerge. Based on the experience of Dr. Oguri, who has been involved in clinical practice for developmental disorders for many years, we hope this will be an opportunity to learn perspectives on understanding and supporting adult developmental disorders.
[Target Audience]
Clinical psychologists, certified public psychologists, psychological professionals.
Professionals involved in supporting developmental disorders in the fields of medicine, education, and welfare.
[What you can learn in this training]
- Understanding adult developmental disorders.
- The perspective of "maturation" in developmental disorders.
- Developmental disorders from a lifespan perspective.
- Concepts of support for clients transitioning to adulthood.
[Lecturer]
Masayuki Oguri (Representative of Special Needs Education Net)
[Date and Time]
May 28 (Thu) 20:00-22:00
[Location]
Online live held via ZOOM
(Archive streaming available on YouTube)
[Capacity]
General: 95 people
[Fee]
General sales: 3000 yen
[Course Link / Handouts]
The ZOOM link and materials for the day will be sent to applicants via a separate email through Peatix by the day before the course, and the link for the archive streaming will be sent after the day of the course.
* Please ensure that you are in a state where you can receive emails from Peatix.
[Receipt]
Please use the Peatix "Access receipt data" function.
[Cancellation Policy]
In principle, tickets cannot be canceled, but it is possible in unavoidable circumstances.
Please check "Request the organizer to cancel the ticket."
* In the case of convenience store / ATM payment, a cancellation fee of 340 yen will be charged.
[Regarding Personal Information]
By applying to participate in this course, you are deemed to have agreed to the "Handling of Personal Information."
Purpose of use of personal information
The personal information of applicants for participation will be used for the following purposes:
- Registration for participation in this course.
- Communication regarding participation registration information, inquiries, etc.
- Communication of information on future courses, information on questionnaire surveys.