What do we offer?
Empowering families, educators, and professionals with practical, neuro-affirming resources to support autistic, PDA, and neurodivergent children with confidence and compassion.
We offer a growing range of CPD Accredited online training courses designed for education professionals, SENCOs, support staff, and service providers. Rooted in neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed practice, our courses explore key topics such as Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), inclusive classroom strategies, and understanding neurodivergent behaviour. All content is created by a neurodivergent educator with lived experience, ensuring real-world relevance and practical application.
Our family-focused courses are created with parents and carers of neurodivergent children in mind. Whether you’re seeking support with autism, PDA, school refusal, or navigating sensory needs and emotional regulation, our on-demand resources offer compassionate, practical strategies that centre your child’s unique needs. These courses are designed to empower families with clarity, confidence, and connection.
School Inset Training
[COMING SOON!]
We deliver engaging, evidence-based training sessions for school staff, including INSET days and twilight sessions. These sessions cover essential topics such as Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) in the classroom, supporting school-avoidant learners, and adapting environments for neurodivergent pupils. Sessions can be tailored to your setting’s needs and are informed by both professional expertise and lived experience.
Created specifically for home educating parents of neurodivergent and SEND children, our monthly EYFS-themed learning packs include practical, playful activities across all areas of learning. These PDA-friendly resources use approaches like strewing, sensory play, and interest-led learning, and are ideal for families seeking gentle, low-demand ways to support early development at home.
Follow our weekly blog on Substack, where we share personal reflections, professional insights, and practical advice on topics such as parenting autistic and PDA children, alternative education, SEND advocacy, and more. It’s a warm, honest space for fellow families, educators, and allies to explore what truly works for neurodivergent children in real life.
Each month, we offer a curated bundle of resources and community support, including:
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A Q&A session on topics around SEND and neurodivergence
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Learning environment tips tailored for neurodivergent children
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Curated children’s book lists on monthly themes like PDA, emotions, identity, and inclusion
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Printable tools like About Me profiles, language and communication cheat sheets, and emotional regulation visuals
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