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Experiential Training: For Educators 

ADHD, Autism & Combined Workshop

Our workshop bridges the gap between academic theory and the real life experiences of neurodivergent children and their families.

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Led by clinical expertise & lived experience, this training equips educators with practical, actionable strategies to support neurodivergent learners in inclusive, ethical and effective ways.

Our Approach

  • Experiential & evidence-based: experience simulations of sensory overload, executive functioning challenges and other real-life neurodivergent scenarios

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  • Practical and actionable: learn strategies you can implement immediately in the classroom

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  • Human centred and ethical: grounded in lived experience, informed by clinical knowledge

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  • Inclusive and systemic: strengthen collaboration across student, child and school

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Learn How To

  • ​Recognise executive functioning and sensory differences and their impact on emotion, routines and learning

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  • Make reasonable classroom adjustments using Universal Design for Learning and flexible approaches

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  • Use creative tools to help children explore identity, emotions, triggers and safety mapping

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  • Work systemically with ethical boundaries, cultural humility and safeguarding in mind

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  • Document decisions clearly via adjustment maps and next-step plans

What Makes Us Different?

We help you:

  • Capture the sensory and emotional realities of neurodivergent learners

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  • Build confidence in understanding neurodivergent profiles including; ADHD, Autism and Combined 

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  • Highlight bias and diverse presentations

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  • Provide ready-to-use activities for the classroom

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  • Strengthen systemic working with language that calms, not escalates

Why Choose This Workshop?

We Deliver Training:

  • Driven by clinical expertise & lived experience

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  • That transforms theoretical knowledge into real world classroom skills

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  • Increase your empathy, understanding and confidence

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  • Walk away with practical tools to support neurodivergent learners effectively

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