I've provided training for Early Help and Social Workers, Police, Probation Service, Violence Reduction Network, Youth Justice, counsellors, GPs, children's homes, youth workers, school nurses and many more. Since 2020 I've delivered quarterly 'Practitioners ADHD Toolkit' full-day multi-agency training to front line workers on behalf of the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) Safeguarding Children Partnerships. 
Also for companies/organisations including Network Rail, Cadent, Pinsent Masons, Haringey London Borough Council, Druck Ltd and Leicester City Football Club.

Staff training packages are designed to enhance your knowledge, understanding and confidence and provide you with practical day-to-day ideas and strategies appropriate to your role or setting.   

Available face-to-face or virtually* as (A) up to 2-hours, (B) half day or (C) full day. PDF copies of all the PowerPoint presentations are provided. 

(A) Up to 2-hours (recommended minimum 90-minutes). 
We explore what ADHD is, how it presents and why, including: • How the ADHD brain is different • The impact on executive functioning (daily living skills) • Assessment/Diagnosis • ADHD medication • Positive traits of ADHD. 
The strategies will be tailored towards working with children, young people, families or adults as most appropriate for you. 

B) Half day (up to 4-hours). Includes all the above, allows more time for questions/discussion and look in more depth at key areas of interest for you. 

(C) Full day (up to 6-hours). Can include everything above and allows the greatest amount of flexibility to tailor the session to your needs e.g. reflection, group discussions, case studies, forward planning.

Recent comments about this training
"Such an insightful course with evolving content. Very engaging trainer with lived experience" (Pinsent Masons employee)
"Fantastic session, very informative and has given me confidence to work with people with ADHD" (Nottingham Community Housing Association Project Manager)

Also available:
Practitioner 1:1 consultations/surgeries - particularly effective for in-depth discussion about supporting and managing more complex individuals or families on your caseload for example. Surgeries are ‘drop in’ sessions allowing multiple staff members to discuss a wider range of clients. 
Parent/carer workshops. If you are working with families I can provide ‘All About ADHD for Parents and Carers’ (ADHD Awareness and top tips) and ‘Positive Parenting Solutions for ADHD’ (more in-depth behaviour management/executive functions strategies for the home).