Professional development for school teams

Neurodivergent wiring, explained for the people who work with kids every day.

Practical workshops for school districts, EA unions and pro-D coordinators. Built from lived experience, delivered fully equipped, anywhere in Canada.

Alex giving a workshop presentation at a school district.

60+ school staff trained

Available Canada-wide · based in BC

388-page manual behind every session

The workshops

What your team walks away with

A working model, not a theory

How wiring, stress and regulation drive the behaviour staff already manage, and how to respond to the cause instead of the surface.

Follow-up that gets used

Questions captured by QR code during the session, answered afterward in a themed document your team keeps.

No setup on your end

Projector, screen and sound come with us. You provide a room and power.

Core session

90-minute workshop

What drives behaviour in real school situations, and how staff can respond to reduce escalation.

Extended training

2.5-hour deep training

Everything in the core session, plus adult team dynamics and parent communication.

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Alex giving a workshop presentation at a school district.

Who teaches it

Alex Lesage

A dad raising an autistic daughter and an ADHD daughter, with ADHD himself. He spent years researching what actually helps, wrote it into a 388-page manual, and now teaches it in terms school staff can use the next morning.

More about Alex

For parents

Raising a neurodivergent kid?

Start with what's happening at home.

Firepit · Free articles

Meltdowns vs tantrums: what's the difference?

Start with the most-read topic, then browse the rest of the Firepit.

The manual

Raising Neurodivergent Kids

388 pages, 16 standalone modules. Digital PDF you can print as you need it.

Safe Space series

Three books to read together

Calm, second-person sensory stories, with tips for parents.

“This book is a must have for parents supporting their neurodiverse child through big emotions for big events. The stories are easy to read and have a predictable format, ideal for learners on the spectrum.”

Alex Delange, BCBA, RASP-A, Behavioral Services Program Manager, Pivot Point FGC, on the Safe Space series

Or grab the 15 free printables

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