SPECIALIST ADHD & NEURODIVERSITY BESPOKE TRAINING
Headstuff ADHD are passionate educators in ADHD and other neurodiversities
Meet Our Expert Team
We’re a nationwide team of ADHD specialists, including psychotherapists, psychologists, coaches, counsellors, addiction therapists, SEN teachers, and experts in the criminal justice system.
Our training team is made up of experienced trainers, educators, lecturers, group facilitators, and mentors – all passionate about sharing their knowledge and making a difference.
We offer bespoke Neurodiversity Training to ~
✽ Schools, Colleges & Universities
✽ Corporate, Hospitality & Retail
✽ NHS & Medical Services
✽ Local & National Government
✽ Social Services & Children’s Services
✽ Insurance & Healthcare Providers
✽ Mental Health Services
✽ Addiction & Rehabilitation Services
✽ Homeless Organisations
✽ Police, HMP Prison Service & Probation
We Don’t Just Teach Neurodiversity - We Live It
We don’t just train in neurodiversity. We live it every day 24 seven.
We standardly offer 4 or 7 hour training packages. But are very happy to offer bespoke training to suit your organisational needs.
Training can be delivered face to face or by video-link.
We Deliver Tailored Training
We very much tailor our training to your organisation and its members’ needs. We have specialists in ADHD, ASD/Autism, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dyspraxia, Dysgraphia, Alexythymia, Dyslexithymia and all other Neurodiverse conditions.
Our SEN Teachers have over 30 years experience working in schools with SEN children.
Our Corporate and Business Trainers have global commercial experience.
We offer bespoke Neurodiversity Training in ~
Just what ADHD/ASD & all ND looks like
How to spot undiagnosed ADHD/ASD & all ND in your children and adults
How to help children and adults already misdiagnosed – and what they are most likely to be misdiagnosed with
How to ensure your children and adults receive the correct diagnosis – both privately and via the NHS
What support your children and adults will need on their diagnostic journey
Traits of ADHD/ASD & all ND – from the common to the obscure
How to interact with your ADHD children and adults to achieve best outcomes
The Law and ADHD/ASD & all ND – what you and your client need to know
How to best support your ADHD children and adults moving forward
What your ADHD/ASD & all ND children and adults REALLY want you to know
We have been proud to train these schools, charities and companies ~
Ability Shetland, Shetland
University of East London
Career Connect
Self Space
Keswick Care, Leeds, UK
The Deaf Academy, Devon, UK
The Twilight Care Centre, Leicester, UK
Huish Academy, Yeovil, UK
Rye Hill Campus – Newcastle College, UK
Healthcare Conferences, Surrey, UK
Education Conferences, Surrey, UK
Tooled Up, Dunstable, UK
University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
St Clare Catholic Multi Academy Trust, Sheffield, UK
David Lloyd Clubs, Hatfield, UK
Emotions Clinic, Stoke On Trent, UK
HMP Frankland, Probation Service, UK
SEN Talk, London, UK
Cedar Park School, Buckinghamshire, UK
The Longford Trust, Charity, London, UK
RGS School, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
GamCare, Gambling Support, UK
Frensham Heights School, Surrey, UK
The Metropolitan Police ADHD Alliance
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, UK
Disney
ADHD Europe
Allianz Global Corporate & Speciality
St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School, Glenelg, Adelaide, Australia
The Oasis Partnership, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Pangbourne College, Berkshire, UK
Kimberley College, Carbrook, Queensland, Australia
Saint Michaels College, Caboolture, Queensland, Australia
Jubilee Primary School, Pacific Pines, Queensland, Australia
Queensland Police, Brisbane, Australia
Supporting Children in Learning for Life, UK
Abbeycare Group, Addiction Rehabilitation Centre, Gloucestershire
Department for Education
Ben Automotive Charity, Ascot, Berkshire
Hampshire North & South Probation Service, UK
CAMHS
Handsworth Primary School, UK
NHS
withyou – charity, UK
Arch Health Care, Brighton & Hove, UK
Plymouth College, UK
LORDS, Lords Cricket Ground, UK
RHS, Gardening Charity, UK
Fusion SEND Hub, UK
Ability Shetland, Shetland
Career Connect
Self Space
Keswick Care, Leeds, UK
The Deaf Academy, Devon, UK
University of East London
The Twilight Care Centre, Leicester, UK
Huish Academy, Yeovil, UK
Rye Hill Campus – Newcastle College, UK
Healthcare Conferences, Surrey, UK
Education Conferences, Surrey, UK
Tooled Up, Dunstable, UK
University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
St Clare Catholic Multi Academy Trust, Sheffield, UK
David Lloyd Clubs, Hatfield, UK
Emotions Clinic, Stoke On Trent, UK
HMP Frankland, Probation Service, UK
SEN Talk, London, UK
Cedar Park School, Buckinghamshire, UK
The Longford Trust, Charity, London, UK
RGS School, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
GamCare, Gambling Support, UK
Frensham Heights School, Surrey, UK
The Metropolitan Police ADHD Alliance
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, UK
Disney
ADHD Europe
Allianz Global Corporate & Speciality
St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School, Glenelg, Adelaide, Australia
The Oasis Partnership, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Pangbourne College, Berkshire, UK
Kimberley College, Carbrook, Queensland, Australia
Saint Michaels College, Caboolture, Queensland, Australia
Jubilee Primary School, Pacific Pines, Queensland, Australia
Queensland Police, Brisbane, Australia
Supporting Children in Learning for Life, UK
Abbeycare Group, Addiction Rehabilitation Centre, Gloucestershire
Department for Education
Ben Automotive Charity, Ascot, Berkshire
Hampshire North & South Probation Service, UK
CAMHS
Handsworth Primary School, UK
NHS
withyou – charity, UK
Arch Health Care, Brighton & Hove, UK
Plymouth College, UK
LORDS, Lords Cricket Ground, UK
RHS, Gardening Charity, UK
Fusion SEND Hub, UK
Ability Shetland, Shetland
Career Connect
Self Space
Keswick Care, Leeds, UK
University of East London
The Deaf Academy, Devon, UK
The Twilight Care Centre, Leicester, UK
Huish Academy, Yeovil, UK
Rye Hill Campus – Newcastle College, UK
Healthcare Conferences, Surrey, UK
Education Conferences, Surrey, UK
Tooled Up, Dunstable, UK
University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
St Clare Catholic Multi Academy Trust, Sheffield, UK
David Lloyd Clubs, Hatfield, UK
Emotions Clinic, Stoke On Trent, UK
HMP Frankland, Probation Service, UK
SEN Talk, London, UK
Cedar Park School, Buckinghamshire, UK
The Longford Trust, Charity, London, UK
RGS School, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
GamCare, Gambling Support, UK
Frensham Heights School, Surrey, UK
The Metropolitan Police ADHD Alliance
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, UK
Disney
ADHD Europe
Allianz Global Corporate & Speciality
St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School, Glenelg, Adelaide, Australia
The Oasis Partnership, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Pangbourne College, Berkshire, UK
Kimberley College, Carbrook, Queensland, Australia
Saint Michaels College, Caboolture, Queensland, Australia
Jubilee Primary School, Pacific Pines, Queensland, Australia
Queensland Police, Brisbane, Australia
Supporting Children in Learning for Life, UK
Abbeycare Group, Addiction Rehabilitation Centre, Gloucestershire
Department for Education
Ben Automotive Charity, Ascot, Berkshire
Hampshire North & South Probation Service, UK
CAMHS
Handsworth Primary School, UK
NHS
withyou – charity, UK
Arch Health Care, Brighton & Hove, UK
Plymouth College, UK
LORDS, Lords Cricket Ground, UK
RHS, Gardening Charity, UK
Fusion SEND Hub, UK
Testimonials
Once again, thank you for your time and engagement in the project
We were delighted to have Sarah make the journey to Shetland, Scotland to deliver four sessions over 3 days on ADHD.
During those four sessions, we had participants come along from a variety of backgrounds including police, justice, social work, mental health, social care and education.
In addition to the partnership learning, we also were lucky to have ADHD training sessions specifically for parents, carers and individuals with lived experience of ADHD and then a talk at our local library for the general public too!
Having these sessions available for such a variety of service providers and local residents means we can better support those living with ADHD in our community and across services in Shetland – hopefully meaning more understanding and acceptance.
Thank you so much for a fantastic training evening, everyone really enjoyed it and we learnt a HUGE amount.
I could see realisations and things that you said really ringing bells with some individuals.
Amazing! What more can I say but thank you, thank you, THANK YOU !!!!
Sarah made such an impact when she came to speak to our group in December. There were parents, carers, teachers and pupil support assistants there (some being both) and Sarah’s explanation of ADHD resonated with all of them.
We learnt so much about what makes our children and our pupils tick and ourselves as well. From now on we will be better equipped to help them succeed and overcome the challenges they face. Thanks for coming all the way to North East Scotland Sarah!
It was a pleasure to have Sarah Templeton as one of the speakers at our conference on Neurodiversity in Stoke-on-Trent on 31st of August 2024.
Sarah spoke on the following two topics :-
ADHD coaching and counselling.
Why rates of ADHD are rocketing and what parents can do to help their kids.
Her presentations were excellent and well-received by the audience. We have received very positive feedback on her talks.
Sarah was able to offer very different and refreshing perspectives on ADHD and how families can effectively deal with issues until they get seen by a professional.
Her commitment to her field of work is exemplary. I wish her all the best with her efforts in helping neurodiverse clients.
Sarah delivered a wonderful training session to Careers Advisers to explain what ADHD can look like in the young people that we see.
She also stressed why offering them the opportunity to complete an initial screening tool to discover potential traits and symptoms is a no brainer.
Her delivery was powerful and no nonsense which helped drive home the importance of the subject. As this was only an hour’s session, she packed so much in and left everybody wanting more! She even took questions at the end which ran over her allocated time.
We can’t wait for Sarah to come back for a longer session!
Thank you so much Alex for bringing your warmth and wealth of knowledge to our Disney team.
We had lots of great feedback about how welcoming and insightful your Neurodiversity and ADHD session was.
We really appreciated your time with us (whether live or on replay!) and would love to welcome you again in the future and recommend Headstuff – many thanks on behalf of our team!
Meryl, Thank you so much for attending our training day. Your insights and expertise were fascinating and thought-provoking for all attendees, leading to many conversations over dinner.
It was a pleasure to have you with us and, once again, thank you for helping to make our day a success.
I attended Sarah’s presentation in Adelaide, and just wow!
I could have listened to Sarah talk for hours.
She explained ADHD in such relatable terms to me as a parent, but also for the teachers in the audience to be able to understand what they see in the classroom.
The theory is all there, and Sarah presents it easily, supplemented with real life experience.
My only regret……it didn’t go longer and there wasn’t a “part two”!
The whole audience was buzzing!
I highly recommend seeing Sarah to anyone who has someone in their lives with ADHD! I guarantee you will leave feeling motivated and with lots of new knowledge!
Thank you, Sarah! From the bottom of my heart!
Thank you for coming to Australia! Hurry back!
On behalf of all at Children, Families & Justice, I just wanted to sincerely thank you for your ADHD presentation this afternoon
It was a really enjoyable afternoon packed with useful information and I know it will generate many discussions around the various services.
I appreciate all the work and effort you put into this. Many thanks again.
Hey Sarah. Thank you for tonight. Such great feedback from parents/carers and staff members. We loved hearing your stories and insights into ADHD – informative, affirming and hilarious!
Parents and staff are definitely positioned more favourably to support children and students in their care. Great job.