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This is the self-guided version of the 'You Can't Tell Me What To Do' course, with Dr Naomi Fisher and Heidi Steel. There is also a live version available, which offers the recorded content plus 7 live sessions and group support.

This self-guided course contains 6 pre-recorded sessions including presentations, discussions, honesty, and activities, that leave you with a family strategy for a happier, calmer life.

The Self Guided Course launches on 25th September and includes:

6 x 60 minute, pre-recorded sessions with your hosts

A self paced content, launched on 25th September

Sessions include presentation, discussion, and focussed activities

Accompanying booklet

Recommended resources

All fully recorded and available for you to watch in your own time

Sessions will allow time for you to:

Re-frame and understand Neurodiversity and help your child to thrive.

Think about your child's behaviour in new way

Learn fresh ways of responding to your child

Challenge your ideas and transform your relationships.

Acquire tools and techniques to use within your family

Gain practical strategies to use immediately

Meet your hosts:

Dr Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist. She specialises in mental health, trauma, autism, and self-directed education. Her work with children incorporates the wider family as part of the process.

Naomi is also the author of Changing Our Minds: How Children Can Take Control of Their Own Learning

Find out more about Naomi Fisher (external link)

Heidi Steel is a former teacher and parent to four children, living happily in a neurodiverse family. She comes alongside parents through, mentoring and coaching, to bring clarity and peace to families broken by the system.

Find out more about Heidi Steel (external link)

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You Can't Tell Me What To Do (Self Guided version)

By Nurturing Neurodiversity

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Naomi and Heidi provide webinars and courses for families and professionals working alongside children with additional needs. They bring together their prof...

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