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Professional development
At From the Start, we offer professional development that bridges neuroscience, behaviour, and real-world practice. Our workshops and training are designed for educators, support workers, therapists, and teams working with children of all ages and neurotypes.
We focus on practical, compassionate strategies that help professionals understand what’s happening in a child’s brain and body and how to respond in ways that support regulation, connection, and growth.
Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding of emotional regulation, trauma, neurodiversity, or developmentally appropriate practice, we tailor each session to your team’s needs.
Our goal is simple: to equip professionals with the knowledge and confidence to support children in a way that truly helps them thrive.
Our teaching services include:
Understanding Child Development:
• Detailed workshops on the stages of child development, including cognitive, emotional, and social growth.
• Guidance on fostering positive development through engaging activities and enriching environments.
• Helping educators and parents identify developmental delays and early signs of developmental concerns.
General health and well-being
• Providing information on feeding practices that promote healthy development from infancy to childhood.
• Supporting the integration of proper nutrition to boost brain development, physical growth, and overall well-being.
• Educating families on the importance of sleep for child development and emotional regulation.
• Offering tips and routines to help children establish healthy sleep habits, especially for those with sleep disturbances.
Supporting Specific Disability Needs in Children:
• Training for parents, caregivers, and educators on understanding the unique needs of children with disabilities,
• Creating individualised approaches for managing behavioural challenges and fostering development.
• Collaborating with families and schools to implement strategies for inclusion and support, ensuring children with disabilities have access to a nurturing, understanding environment.
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