SCHOOLS & ORGANISATIONS

Supporting children, young people and the adults around them

Thinkers Guild provides accessible books, interactive workshops, courses and coaching designed to help children and young people understand themselves, develop practical life skills and think for themselves.

Whether you're a school, home-education group, library, community organisation or other organisation, I can tailor sessions to suit your audience and setting.

The Oops! Books

Neurodiversity, without the shame.

The Oops! Books are funny, accessible books about ADHD, Autism and Anxiety, written from lived experience and illustrated by my autistic daughter, Lily.

They can be used by:

Schools and SEND departments
Libraries
Home-education groups
Parents and families
Children and young people

Published by Thinkers Guild Press
Oops! My Autism is Showing!
Oops! My ADHD is Showing!
Oops! My Anxiety is Showing!

Digital editions available via: thinkersguild/shop

Oops! My Autism is Showing! Downloadable information sheet (with clickable preview )

Oops! My Anxiety is Showing! Downloadable information sheet (with clickable preview )

Oops! My ADHD is Showing! Downloadable information sheet (with clickable preview )

Courses & Workshops

The skills that matter beyond the classroom

Thinkers Guild offers interactive courses and workshops for ages 11+, covering subjects including:

These can be delivered as:

One-off introductory workshops

A focused, engaging introduction to a subject.

Six-week courses

An opportunity to explore a subject in greater depth and develop skills over time.

Sessions can be delivered online or in person.

Brain Detectives

Emotional Regulation & Resilience

For younger children, Brain Detectives is an interactive session exploring emotions, emotional regulation and resilience in a practical and engaging way.

Ages 7+

Designed to be active, accessible and fun — with children learning through participation rather than sitting and listening to a lecture.

Parent & Family Workshops

The Co-Creation Project

From Conflict to Connection

A practical workshop for parents exploring communication, co-regulation, behaviour as communication and ways of moving from conflict towards connection.

This can be delivered for parent groups, schools, home-education communities and organisations.

Flexible, inclusive and practical

Every Thinkers Guild session is designed with accessibility and participation in mind.

Flexible - Online or in person, one-off workshops or longer courses.

Interactive - People participate, discuss, explore and practise — rather than simply being talked at.

Neurodiversity-informed - Designed with the needs and experiences of neurodivergent children and young people in mind.

Practical - Participants leave with ideas, strategies and skills they can use beyond the session.

Who do I work with?

Schools & SEN departments - Workshops, courses, books and author visits.

Home-education groups - Flexible learning experiences for groups of children and young people.

Libraries - Books, talks and activities around neurodiversity, reading and learning.

Community organisations - Accessible workshops and programmes tailored to your group.

Other organisations - If you have a particular need or idea, get in touch and let's talk.

Let's work together!

Every organisation is different, so I'm happy to discuss what you're looking for and see how Thinkers Guild might help.

Contact me for more detailed course information

FAQ

Who are your workshops and courses for?

Thinkers Guild offers sessions for children and young people, parents and families, schools, home-education groups and organisations. Most courses are suitable for ages 11+, while Brain Detectives is designed for children aged 7+.

Can sessions be adapted for different groups?

Yes. Content can be adapted to suit the age, needs and interests of your group, including neurodivergent and mixed-neurotype groups.

Do you offer one-off workshops or longer courses?

Both. Courses can be delivered as stand-alone introductory workshops or as six-week programmes for a deeper exploration of the subject.

Are sessions online or in person?

Both options are available. Online sessions can be delivered live, while in-person sessions are available for schools, home-education groups, community organisations and other suitable settings.

Can you deliver sessions for parents or families?

Yes. The Co-Creation Project: From Conflict to Connection is specifically designed for parents and carers, and can also be delivered for parent groups, schools and organisations.

How do I arrange a workshop or course?

Get in touch to tell me a little about your group, what you're looking for and your preferred format. We can then discuss the most suitable session and arrange the details.