Support Their Emotions, Strengthen Their World
Emotional regulation isn’t just about calming down—it’s about helping neurodivergent children feel understood and in control. In this session, you’ll learn why your role is vital and how simple strategies can lead to big breakthroughs in behaviour, learning, and connection.
Understanding emotional regulation is crucial for parents of neurodivergent children because it helps their child feel safer, manage stress, and navigate the world more effectively. When parents support emotional regulation, they build stronger connections, reduce meltdowns, and empower their child to learn, grow, and thrive in their own unique way.
For children with neurodivergent minds, emotions can feel overwhelming. Helping your child understand and manage their feelings builds confidence, reduces anxiety, and supports their ability to learn and connect. As a parent, your support makes all the difference—nurturing not just calm, but lifelong resilience.
This talk is FREE, registration link to follow…
About the Speakers from Grapefruit
James Perkins – An educational specialist, coach, and mentor with a background in science, leadership, and a passion for supporting neurodivergent individuals. After studying Chemistry at Oxford and working in management at Deloitte, James transitioned into education. With a focus on neurodivergence, particularly ADHD, autism, and dyslexia, he provides evidence-based, holistic support to children, parents, and organizations, helping individuals thrive by understanding their strengths and creating inclusive environments.
Joanna Guilar – A neurodiversity expert and parent of neurodivergent children, Joanna combines her NHS public health background with lived experience to create inclusive educational environments. After 15 years in the NHS and a Master’s from Imperial College, she retrained in neurodiversity teaching. Passionate about helping others embrace their unique neurodivergence, Joanna empowers families and communities to foster understanding, pride, and acceptance.
