Structured, practical programmes for families, adults and organisations. Enquire to discuss suitability, format, availability and cost before booking.

A six-week guided programme for parents and carers who want to understand their child’s needs and build calmer, more connected everyday support. An ADHD diagnosis is not a prerequisite for an initial suitability conversation. The proposed journey: understanding your child’s brain; connection and communication; emotions and regulation; routines and executive-function support; self-advocacy and school conversations; a realistic family plan. Companion worksheets and small between-session experiments support reflection. This is parent coaching and psychoeducation, not diagnosis or treatment for a child. Enquire about ADHD Parent Coaching

Guided adult reflection on identity, needs, self-worth, masking and people-pleasing. Explore what feels true to you and turn reflection into manageable next steps. Delivery and support needs are agreed individually. Enquire about Coming Back to You

A school-transition suite being developed for approximately ages 10–13. Activities explore identity, strengths, belonging, friendship, boundaries and asking for support. Child workbooks, parent companions, school/practitioner guides and organisation licences are separate editions. Schools and charities can enquire about a pilot or commissioned delivery. Enquire about Gold Mode

Choose the starting point that fits your setting:Embedded Wellbeing & Neurodiversity — regular practitioner time, on-site, remote or blended, with agreed referral routes, boundaries, safeguarding and review points.Workplace Wellbeing & Neurodiversity — practical staff learning, manager guidance, wellbeing drop-ins and support around neurodiversity, stress, burnout and reasonable adjustments.Parent & Family Support — ADHD parent coaching, parent/carer self-harm support, psychoeducation and practical tools, delivered within a clearly agreed non-clinical scope.Bespoke Pilot or Programme — a focused workshop, group, transition or reintegration programme that can be reviewed before any longer-term partnership.Contract term, capacity, delivery, confidentiality, safeguarding and review arrangements are set out in writing. Email lauren@woveningold.co.uk with the subject “Organisation programme”.

Currently in development and consultationWoven in Gold is developing a six-week early-intervention programme for Surrey parents and carers supporting children and young people experiencing neurodivergence, emotional distress, school difficulties, self-harm concerns or gaps between services.The programme will focus on understanding distress, responding safely when things become difficult, supporting the parent/carer’s own wellbeing and helping families identify appropriate next steps.It is designed to sit alongside, not replace, statutory, clinical, safeguarding or crisis services.Help shape the programmeIf you are a Surrey parent/carer, school, charity, community organisation or professional interested in helping shape the pilot, we would welcome your input.Parents and carers: https://forms.gle/LDapLXp439LNgyPz7Organisations and professionals: https://www.woveningold.co.uk/surrey-partnerships