Empowering Parents and Educators

Understanding Autism Spectrum and Neurodiversity

Supportive Discipline Strategies

Collaborative techniques to create a harmonious home environment while respecting individual needs.

Educator Training

Workshops designed for educators, focusing on inclusive teaching strategies and recognizing neurodiversity. Additional dates available upon request.

Parent Workshops

Interactive sessions to empower parents with strategies for understanding and supporting their neurodiverse children.

07Feb

Decoding Neurodiversity: early signs

R450
2026/02/07 10:00 AM
Online Event

An online workshop exploring the early signs of neurodiversity and how to go about diagnosis, as well as partnering with teachers to ensure the success of your children.

26Jul

ADD and ADHD workshop

2025/07/26 02:00 PM - 2026/01/01 08:51 AM
Online Event

ADD and ADHD and the spectrum: decode and connect and create a successful home life.

19Jul

Beyond the diagnosis: Empowering parents of children on the spectrum.

2025/07/19 10:00 AM - 2025/07/19 08:00 PM
Online Event

This online workshop offers a clear and supportive introduction for parents who are new to their child's autism diagnosis.

The workshop offered incredible insights that transformed my perspective and improved our family dynamics.
John M.
Father of a neurodiverse child

As an educator, I now feel more confident in recognizing and supporting neurodiverse students effectively. Andrea really motivated my team and I.
Shireen
Primary school teacher

The practical strategies and understanding I have learnt about PDA have really helped me to better understand my son.
Natasha
Mother of one child on the spectrum

"Andrea has contributed many articles to APM, sharing her life experience and talent. A qualified teacher with 17 years of experience, she is also a writer and has three children of her own, two of whom are on the spectrum. She wants to highlight ASD's "intricacies" while educating parents, individuals, and communities, empowering them with knowledge and hope." Sharon Longo - Editor of Autism Parenting Magazine
Autism Parenting Magazine
Magazine