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Care experienced Therapist, Trainer, Consultant. Passionate promoter of awareness and compassion for children and adults impacted by trauma and adversity.
12/07/2026
New training series available from September 2026
The Developmental Pathways Series is a five‑module, self‑paced Distance Learning Programme.
The 5 Modules cover
Attachment and Trauma
Autism
ADHD
Audhd
Combined complexities
The training series is designed to strengthen staff understanding of developmental needs, psychologically informed practice, and whole‑school relational approaches.
Each module combines:
Accessible learning content, grounded in the latest research in each area.
Reflective tasks and discussion prompts.
Effective strategies and practical examples of implementation, including the use of the PACE approach (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy).
Knowledge tests at the end of each lesson.
Certificates of completion for all participants.
Downloadable resources
This flexible programme supports schools to embed consistent, inclusive and relational practice across all levels of staff, from classroom to leadership, while fostering an inclusive learning environment where every child feels safe, understood, and valued. By deepening awareness of developmental and emotional needs, the programme helps educators create conditions that enable all pupils to reach their full potential, both academically and relationally.
For more information contact [email protected]
Thankyou Al Coates for having me back a second time 😃😃
Part 2 felt like such a meaningful conversation, exploring why it’s essential to understand the crossover between attachment trauma and neurodiversity when making decisions for those living with both. When these layers interact, behaviour can be so easily misread and expectations can become harmful if we don’t see the underlying story.
Years ago, I wrote the poem I read hetr. about being “missed” in the care system. Later, working inside that same system, I watched the same patterns repeat. Listening to that poem now, with the added lens of neurodiversity, the meaning hits differently. I hear the shutdowns, the sensory overload, the masking, all the things no one recognised at the time.
Supporting the healing of others is about that shift in understanding.
It’s about standing in the shoes of those we support and making sure they’re truly seen.
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