Workshops
MySenFamily is driven by a clear purpose: to make understanding neurodiversity accessible to all.
Too often, institutions, families, educators, and sports communities lack clear and reliable information, leaving children and adults without the support they need to thrive.
We bridge this gap and change the NARRATIVE through workshops, education and practical insights, transforming knowledge into action and creating lasting impact for neurodivergent people, individuals with SEN, People of Determination and their communities.
Educational workshops
for Teachers, Schools & Educational Institutions
1- Neurodiversity in Early Childhood.
Early challenges, diagnosis, strengths.
2- Neurodiversity in Adolescence.
Transitions, brain growth, care.
3- Integrative Strategies & Adaptation.
Turning neurodiversity into a strength for school communities
Audience:
For Teachers, Schools & Educational Institutions
Goal:
Promote inclusive education by understanding neurodivergence, strengthening school–family collaboration & providing teachers with practical tools.
Outcome:
A shared language and approach to meet each student’s unique learning needs.
Understanding Neurodiversity, Supporting Learning
Teaching through a neurodiversity-informed lens recognises that students learn, communicate, and engage in different ways — each with their own strengths, needs, and potential.
Grounded in research on neurodiversity, SEN, and child development, these workshops support educators and school communities in better understanding neurodivergent profiles, developmental differences, and diverse learning pathways.
By focusing on practical guidance, inclusive classroom approaches, and everyday strategies, the programme helps educators feel more confident and equipped, while creating learning environments that support wellbeing, participation, and meaningful progress for all students.
Family workshops
for Parents & Families
1-Parenting with a Difference.
Early challenges, diagnosis, strengths
2- Navigating Adolescence.
Transitions, brain growth, care.
3-Empowered Families
Challenges, resilience, inclusion.
Audience:
Parents, Families & Carers.
Goal:
Understand neurodivergence, strengthen parent–child bonds, and gain practical strategies for growth.
Outcome:
Empowered parents nurturing confident, resilient, and connected children.
Understanding Neurodiversity, Supporting Growth
Parenting through neurodiversity recognises that children learn and develop in different ways, each with unique strengths and challenges.
Grounded in research on neurodiversity, SEN, and child development, these workshops support families in understanding neurodivergent profiles and developmental stages.
Through practical strategies and strengthened parent–child relationships, the program fosters confidence, resilience, inclusion and wellbeing at home and beyond.
Sports workshops
For Athletes, Coaches & Sports Communities
1-Neurodiversity. Celebrate different minds.
Identification & Awareness.
2-Neurodiversity in Sports.
Challenges & Strengths.
3-Integrative Strategies & Adaptation.
Turning neurodiversity into a competitive advantage.
Audience:
Sports clubs, athletes, coaches, sports psychologists.
Goal:
Unlock peak performance and unity through inclusion and communication.
Outcome:
Athletes and coaches who are engaged, united through understanding, respect, & a shared vision.
Beyond sport. Unlocking potentials.
Different Minds. Stronger Teams.
Neurodiversity reflects the natural variation in how athletes think, learn, process information and perform. Neurodivergence includes cognitive profiles such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other differences that influence attention, perception, communication and decision-making.
Present at every level of sport with an estimated 20–30% of team sport athletes showing neurodivergent traits, cognitive diversity is both an inclusion priority and a competitive advantage..
In Sport, It Drives:
- Focus and anticipation
- Resilience under pressure
- Creative problem-solving
- Stronger, more adaptable teams
Different minds. Greater performance.
Based on research into neurodiversity, special educational needs (SEN), brain-based performance, and intuition, this project helps athletes, coaches, and sport communities understand that different minds bring different strengths to sport.
By increasing awareness, adapting training approaches, developing intuitive skills, and valuing cognitive diversity, we turn difference into opportunity, supporting wellbeing, inclusion, and performance both on and off the field.
Corporative Programs
Workshops for Corporate Teams
1-Neurodiversity in the Workplace:
Understanding cognitive profiles to improve collaboration and performance.
2-Stress and Emotional Regulation:
Practical tools to manage pressure and support emotional balance.
3- Integrative Strategies and Team Performance:
Leveraging neurodiversity to strengthen team resilience and cohesion.
Audience:
Companies, HR departments, team leaders and employees.
Goal:
To foster inclusive, strengths-based work environments through increased awareness of neurodiversity and mental well-being strategies.
Outcome:
Stronger and more inclusive teams, built on diversity and mutual respect.
Understanding Neurodiversity, Supporting People at Work
Working through a neurodiversity-informed lens recognises that people think, process information, communicate, and perform in different ways — each bringing distinct strengths, challenges, and value to the workplace.
Grounded in research on neurodiversity, SEN, and adult development, these workshops support organisations in understanding neurodivergent traits, including those in adults without a formal diagnosis, and how these can show up in daily work, collaboration, and leadership.
Through guided reflection, practical tools, and evidence-informed strategies, the programme creates safe, non-judgemental spaces that foster self-awareness, confidence, and more effective communication — helping individuals and teams work together with greater clarity, inclusion, and impact.