trainings that encourage communication & mutual care

Let’s be honest, when it comes to compassionate and affirming support for neurodivergent colleagues, clients & service users, the majoirty of trainings fall short.

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Inclusion and genuine care requires thoughtful action from everyone - so trainings should be interactive and hands-on.

I provide workshops and bespoke training options that raise the standards of human-to-human connection for you and your organisation.

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bespoke trainings

Neurodivergence training shouldn’t feel like a box-ticking exercise. With years of experience in teaching and training, I provide education in an inclusive and empathic way.

Think: practical skills, authentic problem-solving scenarios, developing community cultures, sustainable care models and more!

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My goal is to help all people feel confident supporting neurodivergent people. All my trainings are intentionally bespoke to meet the specific needs of your organisation.

Drop me a message to book a complimentary 20-minute call to discuss training options.

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1-hour workshops

Below are some of my upcoming workshops:

Workshops offer bite-sized informative lessons on topics such as…

  • Neurodivergent experiences: language, culture and internal worlds

  • Focus and attention: special interests, hyperfocus and distractibility

  • Sensory differences: common sensory differences and how we can support them

  • Meltdowns and shutdowns: how they happen and how to help

  • Reasonable adjustments: how to recognise and ask for them

  • Friendships and groups: finding your people when you’re neurodivergent

and more! Email me with suggestions.