Think Different Consulting

Thinking differently about difference.

Offering advice, support and guidance to neurodivergent children, young people, their families and schools, with a focus on getting education right.

Change your mind – not the child.

What we offer

  • Helping you to secure the right educational approach for your child.

    Supporting your child to understand their own unique strengths and challenges as a neurodivergent individual.

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  • We’ve worked with numerous schools and colleges, including Hurstpierpoint College, Downsend School, Varndean School and Rocks Park Primary.

    Our neuroaffirmative, bespoke training reduces staff stress and leads to better outcomes for students.

    We offer tailored advice through observation and consultations around the needs of individual neurodivergent students.

    We offer sessions for staff reflection or supervision.

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  • We run neuroaffirming online workshops for families. Our workshops will enable you to understand neurodivergence through a positive, strengths-based lens, without glossing over any of the challenges.

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Our ethos

At Think Different Consulting, we embrace neurodivergence as a natural and valuable form of human diversity. Being neuroaffirmative means we build on strengths and celebrate difference rather than trying to ‘fix’ perceived deficits.

We challenge the idea that neurodivergent students should learn how to fit into the neurotypical world. Instead, our mission is to shape the world to become a more neuroinclusive and neuroaffirmative place.

Through listening to neurodivergent children, young people and adults, we offer a different way to think about the support needed – by changing minds, not children.

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After four long years fighting the LA for my daughter’s right to a basic education, I was ready to give up. TDC’s experience and expertise as autism specialists alongside their unyielding drive for justice for the education rights of all young SEN people has given me the strength to keep going.
— Lucy, parent
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Contact us

Families: please get in touch by completing the enquiry form below.

Educators: please click Contact Us in the “Working with educators” page.

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