Parent Programmes & Support
Here you will find structured guidance and specialist insight for parents of neurodivergent children. As both a specialist teacher and a mum to neurodivergent children, I understand school systems and everyday family life.
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Welcome!
If you're unsure where to start, this free webinar and workbook will help you better understand your neurodivergent child's brain and discover practical strategies to support confidence, emotional regulation and executive function.
Download your free workbook and gain instant access to the training today.
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→Doors open to new members until Tuesday 8th September. Will not reopen until 2027
The NDC Collective is an exclusive membership for parents who want ongoing trusted guidance as they navigate neurodivergence over time.
£19/month · Cancel anytime
Inside, you’ll get expert input, practical strategies, regular support and a confidential community of parents and professionals who understand the realities of raising a neurodivergent child.
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Ongoing guidance as your child grows
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Guest speakers
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Schedule of weekly talks (link below)
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Returning in October 2026
The Neurodivergent Compass is a specialist parent programme designed to help you better understand and support your neurodivergent child.
Delivered live with me each March and November, with support between sessions.
Also available as a self-paced recorded programme.
Covers:
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Brain processing and regulation
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Executive function
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Identity and resilience
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Practical day-to-day support
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Discover practical parent resources to help you better understand and support your neurodivergent child.
Explore specialist webinars, workbooks and downloadable resources covering ADHD, emotional regulation, executive function, autism, dyslexia and confidence, all designed to help you support your child at home and school.
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Complete a short questionnaire so I understand your concerns before we speak. Then choose a convenient time, and together we'll we'll spend an hour working through your questions together so you leave with greater clarity, practical strategies and clear next steps.
Includes:
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A personalised one-hour strategy call
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Tailored advice and practical recommendations
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A clear action plan and next steps
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If we, as parents and educators, are able to better understand and meet the needs of neurodivergent children, we're taking that first step to shift the narrative from what's 'wrong' to what's possible.
The book explores how to make this shift, drawing on guidance from the DfE, insights from the ongoing Curriculum and Assessment Review, and research from the WEF and BPS. It also references influential thinkers such as Dr Gabor Maté, Sir Ken Robinson and Dr Becky Kennedy, and highlights how alternative models, including Global Academy, apprenticeships and alternative provision, offer powerful sources of inspiration.
Knowing what can be done and how to meet the needs of our children is key - once we know better, we can do better.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Marietjie McDonald, Parent
It's been great working with Charlotte. She has a wealth of knowledge and experience... I can't wait for the 6-week course to dive deeper... Thank you Charlotte!
Joanne Birkin, Parent
What can I say, excellent...
Some things really took my breath away... Thank you so much!
Libby Grace, Parent & Teacher
Thank you, Charlotte - the course has been truly excellent!
Become better informed about meeting neurodivergent children's needs.
Reclaiming the Narrative and Thriving with SEND
If we, as parents and educators, are able to better understand and meet the needs of neurodivergent children, we're taking that first step to shift the narrative from what's 'wrong' to what's possible.
The book explores how to make this shift, drawing on guidance from the DfE, insights from the ongoing Curriculum and Assessment Review, and research from the WEF and BPS. It also references influential thinkers such as Dr Gabor Maté, Sir Ken Robinson and Dr Becky Kennedy, and highlights how alternative models, including Global Academy, apprenticeships and alternative provision, offer powerful sources of inspiration.
Knowing what can be done and how to meet the needs of our children is key - once we know better, we can do better.
