Neuroteachers

• What they offer / teach

  Neuroteachers is a neurodiversity training, consultancy and coaching company supporting nurseries, schools, colleges and businesses. Offerings include keynotes (typically 1 hour), workshops (typically 2 hours), introductory 'What is neurodiversity' sessions (around 45 minutes plus Q&A), advanced half-day training covering behaviour, attendance and attainment, relational/trauma-informed practice, webinars, video downloads, and a course called 'Embracing Neurodiversity Through Adaptive Teaching'. They also provide Schools Intensive Support Mentoring, one-to-one support, home visits and persistent school absence support, available to parents and school staff.

• Ages served

  No specific ages are given; the site says all training can be adapted for the age and stage of the cohort in your nursery, school, college or business, and refers to supporting neurodivergent children and young people.

• Approach

  The approach emphasises simple, practical solutions that schools can learn today and apply tomorrow, tweaking existing skills to make lessons more accessible to autistic, ADHD, dyslexic and dyspraxic learners without creating extra work. It draws on founder Catrina Lowri's lived experience as a neurodivergent teacher, employee and employer plus her qualifications as an SEN teacher, SENCO and advisory teacher, and includes trauma-informed relational practice for behaviour support. Training is delivered online, hybrid, pre-recorded with a live Q&A, or in person.

• Admissions

  Not stated on this website. Enquiries about training details can be made by emailing paula@neuroteachers.com.

• Cost

  Prices are not stated; the site notes that face-to-face neurodiversity training will include transport costs, accommodation and expenses where necessary, and there is an online shop/cart for resources.

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