What We Offer
We provide Highly Recommended and trusted training provider and consultancy work for schools, charities, youth services, parent groups and many more organisations.
We offer a wide range of training alongside bespoke training programmes.
Here are some of our most popular training sessions:
Autism: From Awareness to Acceptance. Myths, understanding and belonging
Understanding and supporting behaviour
Sensory processing
ADHD: Supporting busy brains
Supporting neurodivergent brains in the classroom
When Stress and Anxiety show up: How to support
Big Emotions small bodies
FAQs
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We’re a specialist training provider for those who work with or raise individuals with neurodiverse needs. We transform the lives of children who don’t quite fit the mold society has created by equipping their key adults with knowledge and strategies.
We focus on coming alongside non-profit organisations to help them carry out their mission. We work with a wide variety of youth services, charities, parent groups and schools. We provide seminars, workshops and consultations for staff, volunteers, parents and carers. We’ve developed effective long-term partnerships where we provide support and complement our training with observation and consultation sessions.
Our founder, Rebecca McMaster, is a gifted speaker who has provided keynote addresses and workshops at conferences for educators and youth workers.
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Pricing for workshops depends upon participant number and duration. Our individual workshops last 2 hours but we provide full and half day of training. Our baselines costs for a 2 hour session begins at £500+VAT for up to 20 participants. You can book a call or email Rebecca directly to discuss training needs. rebecca@edenconsultancyni.com
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Either book a call, fill out a training form or email Rebecca directly on rebecca@edenconsultancyni.com
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Always an important question when trusting someone with training staff or working with parents/carers and children. We have reviews of what we have done and the impact we have had. Rebecca has a wealth of experience and makes it her duty to be the most up to date with recent research and understanding in the topic she trains on!
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No and we receive no charitable grants or donations. We’re funded exclusively through the training we deliver to our valued partners. Our growing business exists to serve and support the mission of our valued non-profit partners who fund our work through investing in our training. They’ve found our training and support to be an incredibly effective way of equipping their teams and transforming their communities.
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We offer a wide range of training topics from Autism, ADHD, behaviour, stress and anxiety to more specific areas like Girls and Autism and journeying big life events with neurodiverse children. Our most popular courses are on our ‘What we do’ or book a call to find out more!
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Yes! We have provided training for schools across Northern Ireland for staff teams and parents. We also offer consultation work and observations. Contact us to find out more.
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Absolutely! Our heart is to support parents and carers by providing key knowledge, effective strategies and new confidence. We do this primarily through group sessions but we also dive deeper into the needs of particular families through our 1 to 1 parent consultations. Check out our parent page to find out more.
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We always start by working with the key adults of a child. This is the most effective way of transforming the world for that child. However, after we have worked closely with key adults we can absolutely consult and support in home or school settings.
Our Case Studies
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Holywood Family Trust
Holywood Family Trust has a dedicated team of staff and volunteers experienced in supporting children with Autism or ADHD. We provided extensive training to enhance their abilities, including workshops on Autism, ADHD, emotional support, and discussing sensitive topics. We also focused on staff well-being during child support. Ongoing efforts include workshops for senior youth and creating inclusive spaces within the youth club setting.
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Mencap
With funding from Mencap several youth organisations in Carrickfergus came together to provide training for their staff. Their shared desire was to provide an inclusive environment for all their youth club attendees. Over two consecutive evenings with provided training on ADHD and Autism. They also had the brilliant idea of supporting these sessions through a question and answer panel where they received feedback from neurodiverse former youth club attendees.
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Parentline NI
Parentline serve parents and carers across Northern Ireland. Since then we have provided 12 webinars which make effective specialist support accessible across the province. Webinars have been delivered on ADHD, our 4 part Autism series and our popular 4-part ‘Parenting neurodiverse children’ course. We’ve recorded podcasts with Parentline NI which have been a vital resource to many parents, carers and professionals. You can find a link to our podcasts here.
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Currie Primary School
The dedicated Currie Primary staff aims to impact their students' lives significantly. Initially daunted by the task of preparing their team to aid children with autism, we conducted a comprehensive training morning. This covered diverse presentations of Autism for girls and effective behavior support, fostering valuable discussions and strategy coordination. Subsequently, we furthered Currie Primary's community support with our four-part Autism training program.
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Tobin Centre
The Tobin Centre in Moortown, Cookstown, approached us to enhance family support. Collaborating on youth club services for children with additional needs, we conducted 20+ training sessions for local parents. Addressing staff needs, we offered guidance on behavior, structure, and routine within the club, resulting in a 6-week customized program, complete with tailored sessions, timetables, and specialized staff training.