I offer a growing collection of free resources designed primarily to support dog professionals, including trainers, behaviourists, agility instructors, and other dog professionals. There will also be recourses for agility handlers, alongside neurodivergent dog owners.
These resources are practical, accessible, and created to help reduce overwhelm, build confidence, and support more inclusive ways of working with dogs.
By downloading these resources you will be added to my mailing list, where you’ll gain access to extra tips that I don’t share anywhere else, a peek behind the scenes in the work that I do, and be the first to hear about new products, webinars, and support as they’re released.
Seven Tips for Neuro-Inclusive Dog Training:
A free resource designed to help you review and improve your services, making your dog training more accessible, inclusive, and supportive for neurodivergent clients.
10 Things Neurodivergent Dog Handlers Wish People Understood
Understanding neurodivergence can transform the experience of both the person and the dog.
This free guide explores some of the often unseen challenges neurodivergent dog handlers experience, helping to build greater understanding, empathy and more inclusive environments across the dog world.
Inside the guide you’ll discover:
- Sensory overwhelm in dog spaces
- Masking and the hidden effort it takes
- Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD)
- Why emotional safety matters
- Social anxiety within the dog community
- Confidence and self-doubt
- Why neurodivergent handlers often experience the dog world differently
Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself or want to better support someone who is, this guide is a practical starting point for creating a more understanding and neuro-inclusive dog community.
Please note:
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Dogs And Divergent Minds 