Question 1

Q: Who is the "Diagnosis, Now What?" course for?

Accepted Answer

A: This course is for parents and carers whose child has recently been diagnosed with Autism, ADHD or PDA -  or those families who are strongly suspecting it. It offers clear, practical guidance to help you find your footing, as well as connection with other parents in a similar situation.

Question 2

Q: What is "Parenting the Wild Way"?

Accepted Answer

A: This is our core parenting course, designed for parents and carers at any stage of their journey. It offers practical tools and deeper understanding of the challenges neurodivergent children and young people experience, including meltdowns, emotional regulation, school anxiety, boundaries and more, all within a neurodiversity-affirming, relationship-based approach.

Question 3

Q: What are Targeted Practical Support sessions?

Accepted Answer

A: These are short, focused sessions, either live or recorded, that provide in-depth guidance on a single issue, such as sensory processing, ARFID, sibling dynamics, or school non-attendance. They’re ideal when you want clear, accessible support on a specific challenge without committing to a full course.

Question 4

Q: What does one-to-one support involve?

Accepted Answer

A: Our one-to-one support packages offer personalised guidance with an expert Associate who will tailor the sessions to your family’s unique needs. Whether you’re navigating a specific challenge, looking for practical strategies, or simply need space to reflect and be supported, our experienced team is here to help.

Question 5

Q: Who can benefit from one-to-one support?

Accepted Answer

A: Families and professionals seeking practical, compassionate, and neurodiversity-affirming support, whether for day-to-day challenges, deeper understanding, or emotional wellbeing.

Question 6

Q: How do I choose which course or support is right for me?

Accepted Answer

A: If you’re unsure where to begin, we offer a free, no-obligation call to help you explore your options and find the support that best fits your situation.

Question 7

Q: What kind of support do you offer to families?

Accepted Answer

We provide personalised support for families and professionals, working directly with you as well as providing bespoke courses - all shaped by neurodivergent lived experience.