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Kids Inspire’s Conference

Beyond the lens of neurodivergence: deepening trauma-informed practice 

Are you a teacher, SENCO, social worker, therapist or someone working with children and young people?  Are you passionate about making a real difference for children who are dealing with trauma and/or a neurodivergent diagnosis?

Then our one-day in person conference in Essex, in partnership with Inspire Wellbeing Services, is for you. Priced at £175, it offers expert-led keynotes, hands-on workshops, and actionable insights – all designed to equip you with practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent children and those experiencing trauma. Join us and invest in knowledge that makes a real impact.

Why attend?

Expert insights

Hear from two inspiring keynote speakers who are internationally recognised for their work in trauma and neurodivergence.

  • Kieran Rose, the Autistic Advocate

  • Sue Bell OBE DL, Chief Executive and Clinical Director of Kids Inspire and Inspire Wellbeing Services

Practical workshops


Take part in hands-on, interactive sessions including:

  • Neurodivergent burnout: how to recognise, manage and support

  • Non-verbal communication through small world play

  • R & R – regulate to relate: embodied self-regulation to help professionals

  • Understanding sleep in neurodivergent children: an experiential approach

  • Welcoming neurodivergent culture and communication – creating nurturing spaces

A child and therapist on the swings together, with the child talking and the therapist listening. The sun us shining, the leaves are coming out and you can see a couple of houses and a park in the background

Meaningful connections

Meet like-minded professionals, share experiences, and grow your support network in a warm, welcoming space. 

You’ll come away with:

  • a better understanding of the hidden signs of distress in children who mask

  • a stronger grasp of neuro-affirmative language and why it matters

  • confidence in trauma-informed, child-centred support strategies

  • tools you can use to support not just the child, but also their parents and school teams

Whether you’re already working in a trauma-informed way or just starting your journey, this day will leave you feeling energised, empowered, and better equipped to support children and young people.

Don’t miss out – register your interest today and be part of this important conversation.