Workshops

Workshops written for your people, not pulled off a shelf

Half-day and full-day workshops on neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, stress and wellbeing, for workplaces, schools and family services.

I write every session myself, as a clinical psychologist and an ADHDer.

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Formats

Choose the length that suits your team

In person or online, and always tailored to your group.

Most booked

Half-day workshop

A focused morning or afternoon

The most popular format.

Enough time to build real understanding and practise strategies, without taking your team out for a whole day.

Full-day workshop

Deeper and more hands-on

Room to go further: more practice, more case examples, and time to plan how the ideas will work in your setting.

Workshop series

Several sessions over weeks or months

For change that sticks. Ideal for manager training, carer programs or a PD series that builds skills over time.

Workshop topics

What I teach

Each topic can be combined or adapted for your group.

Most booked in workplaces01

Neurodiversity in the Workplace

What neuro-inclusion looks like day to day, and what managers can change on Monday.

Workplaces
Most booked in family services02

ADHD and Challenging Behaviours

Why kids and young people with ADHD struggle with regulation and focus, and how to respond to big behaviours.

Neuro-affirming and trauma-informed.

Family servicesSchools
Most booked in family services03

Autism and Challenging Behaviours

Understanding meltdowns, shutdowns and demand avoidance, with calm, low-demand ways to support.

Neuro-affirming and trauma-informed.

Family servicesSchools
Most booked in schools04

ADHD, Autism and Anxiety: The Fundamentals

What ADHD, autism and anxiety look like in a real classroom, and the small changes that make a big difference.

Useful for every student, with or without a diagnosis.

Schools
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Understanding ADHD at Work

Why capable people struggle with focus, time and follow-through, and what actually helps.

Workplaces
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Stress and Peak Performance

How stress affects the brain and performance, and practical ways to stay sharp under pressure.

WorkplacesSchools

Every workshop includes

What you can expect

A planning call

We talk about your people and what you want to change.

Written for you

Content and examples built around your setting.

Practical strategies

Tools people can use the next day.

In person or online

Wherever your team is.

Follow-up options

A series, manager training or a keynote.

Find the right fit

Workshops for your sector

Workplaces

Neurodiversity, ADHD, stress and burnout training for teams and managers.

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Schools

Staff PD on neurodiversity, ADHD and autism, plus parent nights.

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Family services

Training for caseworkers, practitioners and foster and kinship carers.

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Questions

Before you book

Most workshops run as a half-day or full-day session. For longer-term change, I also run a series over several weeks or months.

Yes. Many workshops blend topics around what your group needs, for example ADHD and stress, or autism and challenging behaviours.

Yes. I run workshops in person and online, and interactive online sessions work well for teams spread across different locations.

Yes. A keynote is a great way to open a conference or staff day, with a workshop afterwards for the people who want to go deeper.

Send an enquiry with your dates, group and what you’re hoping for. I’ll come back to you with availability and ideas, then we’ll have a quick call.

Let’s plan your workshop

Tell me about your group and I’ll suggest the right topic, length and format.

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