Events

Apr 297:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Join in on this webinar designed for parents and carers interested in exploring self-care. Together, we’ll approach hygiene from a neuro-affirming perspective, considering sensory needs, autonomy, communication, identity-expression, and healthcare factors that
influence daily routines.

May 0610:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Everyday life is full of little transitions, from waking up and getting dressed, to leaving the house, mealtimes, playtime, and bedtime. For many young people, these shifts can feel like big hurdles, leading to stress or resistance. This time together explores why daily transitions
can be so tricky, and how small changes in approach can help to make them smoother.

May 1112:00 AM

Toileting can be a complex and emotional experience for many neurodivergent young people and their families. When things feel stuck, confusing, or stressful, it can be difficult to know where to begin.

In this webinar, we will start by reframing the foundations of toileting care and move towards a deeper understanding of what young people may be experiencing in their bodies and environments.

May 1210:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Did you know there’s a fancy word for noticing what’s going on inside our bodies? Interoception is our sense for knowing if we’re hot or cold, hungry or full, tired or energised and even how we’re feeling, like happy, excited, or frustrated. Tuning into our bodies isn’t always easy. And as you might imagine, if tuning in is tricky, then looking after ourselves can be tricky too. The good news is that interoception can be strengthened with practice. We can build skills to help ourselves and support our children too. Come along to this workshop to explore interoception and take away practical tools for self-care.

May 1310:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Did you know there’s a fancy word for noticing what’s going on inside our bodies? Interoception is our sense for knowing if we’re hot or cold, hungry or full, tired or energised and even how we’re feeling, like happy, excited, or frustrated. Tuning into our bodies isn’t always easy. And as you might imagine, if tuning in is tricky, then looking after ourselves can be tricky too. The good news is that interoception can be strengthened with practice. We can build skills to help ourselves and support our children too. Come along to this workshop to explore interoception and take away practical tools for self-care.

May 137:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Everyday life is full of little transitions, from waking up and getting dressed, to leaving the house, mealtimes, playtime, and bedtime. For many young people, these shifts can feel like big hurdles, leading to stress or resistance. This time together explores why daily transitions
can be so tricky, and how small changes in approach can help to make them smoother.

May 1410:00 AM - 12:00 PM

id you know there’s a fancy word for noticing what’s going on inside our bodies? Interoception is our sense for knowing if we’re hot or cold, hungry or full, tired or energised and even how we’re feeling, like happy, excited, or frustrated. Tuning into our bodies isn’t always easy. And as you might imagine, if tuning in is tricky, then looking after ourselves can be tricky too. The good news is that interoception can be strengthened with practice. We can build skills to help ourselves and support our children too. Come along to this workshop to explore interoception and take away practical tools for self-care.

May 1510:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Everyday life is full of little transitions, from waking up and getting dressed, to leaving the house, mealtimes, playtime, and bedtime. For many young people, these shifts can feel like big hurdles, leading to stress or resistance. This time together explores why daily transitions
can be so tricky, and how small changes in approach can help to make them smoother.

May 197:00 PM - 9:00 PM

A live Q & A

Jun 0310:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Did you know there’s a fancy word for noticing what’s going on inside our bodies? Interoception is our sense for knowing if we’re hot or cold, hungry or full, tired or energised and even how we’re feeling, like happy, excited, or frustrated. Tuning into our bodies isn’t always easy. And as you might imagine, if tuning in is tricky, then looking after ourselves can be tricky too.