
Create a classroom where neurodivergent learners feel safe, supported, and able to thrive. This practical, strengths-based course shares 10 powerful changes that can make school feel calmer, more predictable, and more inclusive—especially for autistic, ADHD, PDA, and sensory-sensitive students. Across 20 bite-sized videos (with companion notes), you'll explore ways to reduce overwhelm, support executive function, and respond to diverse communication needs. All ideas are designed for real classrooms—practical, flexible, and rooted in lived experience. Whether you're new to this or building on what you already do, you'll find clear, compassionate guidance to help every student feel seen and supported—one small step at a time.
CourseBy Pooky Knightsmith

Learn to notice the early signs of anxiety/avoidance in students and respond with calm, practical strategies - short lessons for busy educators. Inc: Short video lessons, full companion notes and range of resources.
CourseBy Pooky Knightsmith

A practical, relationship-first guide for educators and parents to spot the subtle signs of hidden distress in high-achieving autistic girls, create safe spaces for mistakes, empower authentic self-expression, and prevent burnout or shutdown. Learn evidence-informed strategies to notice, reflect, and share soft concerns early, so these girls can truly thrive, not just survive.
CourseBy Pooky Knightsmith

Support students who say “no” not out of defiance, but distress. This short, self-paced course helps you reframe behaviour, reduce resistance, and build trust with learners who struggle with everyday demands. Across five practical video lessons, you’ll explore low-demand communication, predictable routines, co-regulation, and culture shifts that support autonomy and safety. Each lesson includes thorough companion notes, reflection prompts, and printable resources. Whether you're new to demand avoidance or navigating it daily, this course will help you feel more confident, compassionate, and equipped.
CourseBy Pooky Knightsmith