Events and Updates

Events and Updates

From Behaviour to Development

Discover the Relationship-Based Approach Transforming How Children Learn and Thrive

8 May 2026 | Online | Free (Registration now open)

Friday, 8pm - 9pm SGT

This free live online introductory session is designed for parents and professionals who are curious about looking beyond behaviours and strategies to understand development more deeply.

In this session, participants will explore why focusing on developmental growth rather than short-term behaviour management creates long-term change. Through case examples, short video clips, and lived experiences, you will gain insight into how resilience, flexibility, and emotional regulation develop through guided relationships.

Rather than offering quick fixes, this introduction invites you to step back, see the bigger developmental picture, and consider a different way of supporting children and youth with ADHD, autism, and learning differences.

Who this session is for

This session is especially relevant for parents and professionals supporting neurodivergent children, including those with autism, ADHD, or developmental differences, while remaining applicable to child development more broadly.

Understanding Development in Children with Autism

Experience the RDI® Approach: Unlocking Resilience, Flexibility, and Growth in Every Child. 

With Genevieve Chua (Educational Psychologist and RDI® Training Director)

Coming Soon to Malaysia

This is an in person, hands on workshop designed for parents and professionals who want to understand development beyond behaviours and strategies.

This one day experience focuses on how children develop resilience, flexibility, and emotional regulation through guided relationships. Participants will not only learn key RDI® concepts, but also experience them in practice through structured activities, reflection, and discussion.

Rather than focusing on what to make a child do, this workshop invites participants to slow down, notice more, and practise responding in ways that support long term developmental growth.

Who this session is for

This workshop is especially relevant for parents and professionals supporting neurodivergent children, including those with autism, ADHD, or learning differences, while remaining applicable to developmental support more broadly.

Format

• 1 day in person workshop

• Experiential, practical, and interactive

• Small group size to maintain depth and meaningful discussion

What you will explore

• How children develop adaptive thinking, emotional regulation, and flexibility

• Experiencing pacing, co regulation, and guided participation first hand

• Practising how to observe children differently and respond with intention

• Understanding your role as a guide rather than a manager of behaviour

Participants leave with a clearer developmental lens, practical insights they can apply immediately, and a deeper appreciation of how everyday interactions can become powerful opportunities for growth.