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Workshop: Thriving with a Late ASD Diagnosis – Tips & Strategies for Everyday Life
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This workshop is designed for mature-age individuals who have received an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis later in life. It provides practical tips and strategies to help navigate daily life, work, relationships, and self-care. We recognise that everyone is unique, and while some strategies may work well for one person, they may not suit another. The focus is on exploration, self-awareness, and finding what works best for you.
This workshop is designed for individuals who want to improve their executive functioning skills—essential for managing daily tasks, work responsibilities, and personal goals. Executive functioning includes skills like planning, organisation, time management, impulse control, and adaptability. We recognise that every person is unique, so while some strategies may work well for one individual, they may not suit another. This session encourages self-exploration to find what works best for you.
Workshop: Executive Functioning – Practical Strategies for Everyday Life
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This workshop is designed to help individuals develop Emotional Intelligence (EQ) skills in the workplace, improving communication, self-awareness, and professional relationships. Emotional intelligence plays a key role in navigating workplace dynamics, managing stress, and fostering collaboration. As we are all unique, some strategies may work better for some than others—this session encourages self-exploration to find what suits you best.
Workshop: Workplace Emotional Intelligence (EQ) – Navigating Emotions & Relationships at Work
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Workshop: What is SIL & SDA Accommodation? Understanding Your Options
This workshop is designed for individuals, families, and carers looking to understand Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) under the NDIS. Navigating housing and support options can be overwhelming, and this session provides clear, practical information to help you make informed decisions about your future living arrangements.
Workshop: Helping Your Neurodiverse Teen Learn to Drive
This workshop is designed for parents and carers supporting their neurodiverse teenager as they navigate the journey of learning to drive. Driving can be an exciting but overwhelming milestone, and neurodiverse individuals may face unique challenges, such as sensory sensitivities, executive functioning difficulties, and anxiety. This session provides practical strategies to help make the learning process smoother, safer, and more confidence-building for both the learner and the supervisor.
Workshop: Supporting My Young Adult into Independence
This workshop is designed for parents and carers who want to help their young adult transition into independent living. Moving out and managing life independently can be overwhelming, and this session provides practical guidance on essential life skills, from budgeting and cooking to understanding rental agreements and shared living etiquette. Every young adult's journey is unique, so this workshop explores a range of strategies to support their individual needs.
Workshop: NDIS Newbie – What Now? Understanding & Navigating the NDIS
This workshop is designed for individuals, families, and carers who are new to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and unsure about the next steps. The NDIS can be complex, and understanding how to access the right supports can feel overwhelming. This session provides clear, practical guidance on how to navigate the system and make the most of you
Workshop: Help! My Teenager Is No Longer Engaging in School
This workshop is designed for parents and carers of teenagers who have disengaged from school. Whether your teen is struggling with motivation, anxiety, learning challenges, or social pressures, this session provides insights and practical strategies to help support them. Every teenager is unique, so while some approaches may work well for one, they may not for another—this workshop encourages exploration of different options to find the best fit for your family.
Workshop: Supporting a Neurodiverse Person in Shared Living – Etiquette & Strategies
This workshop is designed for neurodiverse individuals, families, carers, and housemates to better understand the dynamics of shared living. Living with others can be challenging, especially when different communication styles, sensory needs, and routines come into play. This session provides practical strategies to create a positive, respectful, and supportive living environment.
