Seven weeks, one evening at a time. A small, live group where you'll understand the "why" behind your child's behaviour — and leave with things you can try that same week.
Starts Monday 11 January 2027 · £199 introductory price · limited spaces
For your child, and for you. Each of the seven sessions takes one pattern you've probably already seen at home or heard about from school, and explains what's really going on underneath it — then gives you something practical to try that same week.
You don't need a diagnosis in hand or years of research behind you — just a young person you want to understand better.
Your child has been described with words like EBSA, PDA, dyslexia, dyscalculia, autism or ADHD — and you'd like it explained in plain terms.
You're partway through, or about to start, an EHCP process and want a clearer picture of what you're advocating for.
You want things to try at home this week, not just theory — the same approach behind Natasha's 1:1 tutoring.
You'd value being around other parents who get it, in a small group rather than a large webinar audience.
Each session runs live for around 75 minutes: the topic, what's really going on underneath, and strategies you can try straightaway — followed by open Q&A.
Why school avoidance is usually anxiety wearing the mask of defiance, and how to rebuild routine without forcing it.
Understanding demand avoidance from the inside, and using choice and collaboration instead of instruction.
What's happening with phonological processing, and multi-sensory approaches that build confidence, not pressure.
Why number sense can be genuinely difficult, and concrete ways to build it before moving to abstract maths.
Routine, predictability and interests as tools for learning, not just personality traits to work around.
Working with the ADHD brain's natural rhythm — shorter blocks, movement, and external structure.
Chunking, repetition and reducing load, so instructions actually land and stick.
Introductory price for the founding cohort — one payment covers all seven live sessions plus recordings, so there's nothing further to pay along the way.
Topic and strategies, then open Q&A, live on Zoom, once a week at the same time.
Sessions run 11, 18 & 25 January and 1 & 8 February, skip the February half-term week, then finish on 22 February and 1 March. If you miss a session, you'll get the recording. Spaces are kept small so questions actually get answered — get in touch to hold yours.
I've spent 20 years teaching, the last ten focused on young people with SEN. I kept seeing students misunderstood in mainstream schools, and parents left without communication or support — this series is my way of closing that gap for more families than my 1:1 tutoring hours ever could.
Each session is built the same way I build a tutoring plan: grounded in how young people actually experience learning, not a one-size-fits-all script.
See you there ♥
"My grandson had five different tutors between September and November, and then Natasha came along and everything changed. She took the time to get to know him, understand how he learns, and adapt her approach to suit him."
— Carer of a 14-year-old, ADHD support"Natasha has not only supported my grandson but has also given me a safe space to talk, listen and be heard during some very difficult times. Her patience, understanding and genuine care have been invaluable to us both."
— Parent of a 13-year-old, EBSA/PDA supportLive is best, since that's where the Q&A happens — but if you miss a session, you'll get the recording so you're not left behind for the following week.
No. This series shares knowledge and lived tutoring experience to help you understand common patterns — it isn't a diagnosis. For a formal assessment, your GP, paediatrician, educational psychologist or school SENCO is the right next step.
Either. Many parents join purely for their own understanding, with no tutoring involved. Others use it alongside their child's existing 1:1 sessions with me or another tutor.
Most young people show traits across more than one area, so the sessions build on each other. If you're unsure whether it's the right fit, message me before booking and I'll be honest about it.
£199 introductory price for the full 7-session series, starting Monday 11 January 2027. Message me to hold a spot — no payment required to ask a question first.
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