Using the ACE+ to Identify ADHD in Young People (sixth form and college/uni education) and Adults: SASC Authorised - 05 Nov 2024: Patoss

Using the ACE+ to Identify ADHD in Young People (sixth form and college/uni education) and Adults: SASC Authorised - 05 Nov 2024: Patoss

Overview

  • Date(s)
    05 Nov 2024 - 05 Nov 2024
  • Cost
    £295.00
  • Provider
    Patoss
  • Delivery type
    Distance
  • Course level
    Intermediate
  • Course summary

    This training is led by Professor Susan Young, an internationally recognized expert in the field and author of the ADHD Child Evaluation [ACE] and ACE+V.2 for young people (sixth form and college/uni education) and adults. This event offers a comprehensive half-day demonstration where participants observe a recorded interview showcasing the effective utilisation of the second version of ACE+V.2v.2 assessment tool. In this training Susan demonstrates how she interviews using the ACE+V.2v.2 in an adult male.  It is not a lecture on ADHD and the course does not include training in the ACE assessment for children.

  • CPD credit hours
    4 hours
  • Course themes
    SpLD testing methods, interpretation, report writing, feedback and test materials
  • Audience
    Assessors, Support
  • Website
  • SASC Code
    SASC-20241104-1276

Description

ACE+V.2v.2 is a semi-structured diagnostic interview used to assess ADHD in young people and adults.  Susan demonstrates how she uses this diagnostic interview to assess for ADHD in an adult male. The ACE+V.2v.2 has been updated to fall in line with the ICD-11 and small tweaks from DSM-5-TR. The SASC guidance strongly recommends that this diagnostic interview data is collected alongside an assessment report to make an onward referral to a clinical expert.

Learning outcomes

  • Identifying ADHD in young people (sixth form and college/uni education) and adults (either for diagnostic purposes or for onward referral to an onward clinician)
  • Recognising that comorbidities may exist in addition to ADHD
  • Recognising that other factors may be the reason for the person’s hyperactive/impulsive or inattentive behaviour
  • Using the ACE+V.2 interview as part of a diagnostic picture to inform a clinical decision

Course prerequisites

Please download the following documents:

 

  • Training will be in the English versions and delegates should attend with one copy of ACE+V.2 in English, which is free to download in the resources section at: https://www.psychology-services.uk.com/adhd
  • All specialist assessors who have an APC should review the SASC guidance (SASC Downloads (bykayo.digital)-adhd-assessment-identification-sasc-june-2021%20(5).pdf) before attending this course. This guidance is free to download. It is recommended that all participants read this document.