Helping teachers support neurodivergent learners and build inclusive practice across classrooms, teams and leadership
Practical, psychology-informed CPD and consultancy for education organisations.
The Way You Learn provides psychology-informed CPD and consultancy for education organisations, supporting teachers and leaders to develop inclusive and sustainable practice that works in real classrooms. In a context of increasing learner diversity, rising workload pressures and growing staff wellbeing challenges, we help organisations respond more confidently to neurodiversity and build environments where both staff and learners can thrive.
Bringing together educational practice, psychological insight and professional learning design, we support teams and leaders to translate research into strategies that are practical, credible and sustainable in real education settings.
How We Support Education Settings
Leadership & Teams
Supporting leaders to respond confidently to neurodiversity, staff wellbeing and sustainable team development.
- Leading Under Pressure
- Leading Neurodivergent Teams
- Preventing Teacher Burnout
Teachers & Classroom Practice
Equipping teachers with practical approaches that strengthen inclusive teaching and classroom relationships.
- Supporting Neurodivergent Learners
- Relationship Repair in the Classroom
Learners & Learning Conditions
Supporting environments where learners can participate, feel safe and succeed through thoughtful, responsive practice.
- Trauma-Informed Assessment and Teaching
Explore full session outlines on the CPD & Training page.
Who We Work With
- Schools and multi-academy trusts
- Further education colleges and sixth form settings
- Adult education and ESOL providers
- Teacher education and staff development teams
- Senior leaders, curriculum teams and inclusion leads
How We Work
- In-person CPD delivered at your setting
- Live online workshops and staff development sessions
- Tailored consultancy and specialist training
- Flexible delivery for teams, departments and leadership groups
All sessions are designed to be engaging, realistic and immediately applicable.
Ready to Start the Conversation?
We are always happy to discuss your setting, staff development priorities and possible CPD approaches.
To enquire, please email [email protected]
Initial conversations are always welcome.
Trusted by colleges, national organisations and education providers across the UK
Partnering with schools, colleges and education organisations to deliver evidence-informed neurodiversity, SEND and inclusive practice CPD. Delivered to 100+ educators across schools, colleges and national events.
Capital City Colleges Group
“The CPD session was practical, accessible and highly resonated with staff supporting neurodiverse learners, and was highlighted as one of the most highly valued sessions on our staff development day.”
Dorota Tworek-Uptas
Head of Learning and Organisational Development
“Brilliant session and so informative. Attendees shared they ‘learnt such a lot in such a short amount of time,’ highlighting the impact of the neurodiversity session.”
Guest Speaker
National Beauty Education Event • 150+ attendees
City Lit
“Such an effective training session — it should be compulsory for all teachers.”
Olga LambAssistant Head of Programme
City Year UK
“Mentors came away with a greater understanding of neurodiversity and practical strategies they could use immediately.”
Sally SavarizadehRegional Programme Manager
“Staff left feeling empowered and better equipped to meet diverse needs.”
Uzma MirzaDeputy Head
“It was a well-delivered, engaging session — informative, interactive and impactful, with lots of great take-away tips.”
Rianna FarbeyCEO
What professionals say about working with The Way You Learn
“I left buzzing and full of energy to learn more and truly invest in my practice. You transmitted a genuine love for what you do — you are truly a coach and mentor.”
Samantha WrightSenior Executive Assistant — Professional Coaching Client
Collaborations
Collaborating with Maddi Burgess, an experienced Forest School Leader, to create inclusive, creative learning experiences for children in outdoor settings.
Join the growing number of organisations investing in evidence-informed neurodiversity training.