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Calm Starts Here

Not another behaviour management lecture. Not self-care tips you'll never implement.

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Family posing playfully against a textured wall.

Reserve your spot in our hands-on workshop designed to inspire and teach.

Workshop Overview
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two toddler playing letter cubes

Focus: Practical tools for the specific fatigue of caring through, not just caring for.

Audience: For parents and carers of neurodivergent children who are exhausted from holding everything together for everyone.

Format: Interactive, scenario-based learning with practical tools you can use the next day

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silhouette of man standing beside shore under brown sky during daytime
Workshop Goals

Recognise your activation patterns and build systems that keep your nervous system resourced enough to support your child's.

Turn exhausting conversations into structured, repeatable processes that protect your energy while still getting results.

Build sensory-friendly systems, clear boundaries, and recovery rhythms that prevent the post-crisis crash.

The Details

Modules & Content

Understanding Your Childs Neurodiversity

  • ADHD, autism and related profiles—what they mean for your family

  • Strengths-based language and reducing self-blame

  • Your child's unique wiring, not a problem to fix

Environment and Regulation

  • Sensory needs, noise, and space in busy family life

  • Creating calmer routines and predictable structures that actually work

  • Designing your home for everyone's nervous system

Connection Before Correction

  • Relationship-first responses to challenging behaviour

  • Co-regulation, de-escalation, and preserving your child's dignity—and yours

  • What to do when you're both activated

Practical Strategy Toolbox

  • Visual supports, social stories, and regulation spaces at home

  • Communication tools that reduce friction

  • Simple adjustments to daily activities, not complex interventions

Partnering with Schools and Professionals

  • Building trust and shared plans with teachers and therapists

  • Communicating concerns and progress clearly—without exhaustion

  • Managing the advocacy burden sustainably

Team Reflection and Action Planning

  • Identifying what's working and what's draining in your current life

  • Setting realistic next steps that fit your actual capacity

  • Creating accountability that doesn't become another task

Workshop Length and Fees (AUD, ex GST)
  • Half-day workshop (up to 3.5 hours): $1,100 (up to 20 participants)

  • Full-day workshop (up to 6 hours): $1,600 (up to 20 participants)

Digital workbooks and resources are included for all participants.

Workbooks and Materials
  • Printed participant workbook and resource pack: $25 + GST per person

  • Digital copies provided at no extra cost (ideal for cost-conscious families or or those wanting to print selectively)

Travel and Location
  • Delivered onsite at your service or school, or online (interactive videoconference)

  • Regional and remote travel within Western Australia: $0.80 per km from Perth

  • Interstate workshops: travel and accommodation charged at actual cost, itemised on your invoice

By separating core workshop fees from travel and printed materials, you can choose the level of investment that best suits your service while still accessing high-quality, neurodiversity-affirming professional learning.


I went in apprehensive but left with a lot more than I thought I needed

Brooke N, Western Australia

★★★★

Our Workshop

Join us for hands-on sessions designed to spark creativity and skill-building.

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people sitting on chairs in front of table
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woman walking in forest with child

FAQs

What is this workshop?

An intensive for parents exhausted from advocating, managing, and holding everything together for their neurodivergent child. Practical tools to reduce the drain, not add to your load.

Who can attend?

Parents, primary carers, foster and kinship carers, grandparents in caring roles, anyone sustaining a neurodivergent child and running on empty. No diagnosis required.

How do I book a spot?

Simply use the booking form on this page to select your preferred date and time.

What should I bring?

Bring a notebook and an open mind ready to learn and participate.

Is there a fee?

Yes, the fee covers the workshop and materials and travel (regional and interstate) are charged separately based on your requirements.

Can I cancel or reschedule?

You can cancel or reschedule up to 1 week before the workshop without penalty.