Neuroteachers Training
Training in neurodiversity, autism, adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia and co-occuring conditions for nurseries, schools and colleges.
Neurodiversity in schools, colleges and nurseries.
Neurodiversity is a concept of belonging within your educational setting. We provide neuroinclusion training for all levels of education. The titles below can be adapted for ages and stages of your neurodivergent learners. We believe passionately that neuroinclusion in education benefits everyone. We specialise in reducing exclusion improving attainment and raising attendance for neurodivergent pupils. Our neurodiversity for teachers programs can help educators tweak existing skills to make learning more accessible without creating more work.
Keynotes
Typically 1 hour at an inset day or conference
Celebrating Neurodiversity – what that means in your classroom
Dropping the Mask – allowing your neurodivergent learner to be their authentic self through meaningful social interaction
What is…
typically 45 minutes plus Q and A
What is Neurodiversity?
What is Autism?
What is ADHD?
What is Dyslexia?
What is Dyspraxia
What is Dyscalculia?
What is Developmental Language Delay?
What is OCD?
Workshops
Typically 2 hours
Neurodiversity, Differentiation and Adaptive Teaching
Neurodiversity and Communication
Neurodiversity and Sensory Processing
Neurodiversity, Behaviour and Dysregulation
Neurodiversity and Gender
Neurodiverisity and Anxiety
Neurodiversity and Digital Safety and Wellbeing
Advanced training
Typically ½ day
Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance – A persuasive desire for autonomy
Understanding Emotionally Based School Avoidance – This is not school refusal
Understanding Anxiety – Behaviour is communication
Understanding Challenging, Disruptive and Distressed Behaviour – Alternatives to exclusion and managing The Red Zone
Neurodiversity Events For Sencos/Alncos Teachers, Teaching Assistants and Parents
Neuroteachers offer simple, practical solutions for neuroinclusion supporting autistic, adhd, dyspraxic, dyslexic, neurodivergent pupils.
Our neurodiversity in schools events are suitable for teachers at all levels from head teachers to senior leaders to classroom teachers and teaching assistants. Each offers the most up to date research on a current thinking and evidence in neurodiversity education. These are taught in a workshop format so that you can have your questions answered personally.
Popular topics include
Managing The Red Zone Understanding Anger, Dysregulation and Distress
Supporting Your Pathological Demand Avoidant Child
Meaningful Social interaction without Masking
Emotionally Based School Avoidance
Situational (not selective) Mutism
Anxiety and Additional Needs
Relational Practice – Schools
Catrina is a trained specialist lead Trainer with Positive regar