2 - 7 December 2026, online
Daily timings: 9:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. GMT
or
1 - 5 May, 2027, Online
Daily timings: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (1 hr break) 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
**EARLY BIRD PRICING AVAILABLE until 04 November for December workshop, until 03 April for May workshop**
Learn how to facilitate growth in executive functioning, self-awareness, self-regulation, focus, stress management, organization, decision-making, relationship building, motivation, and personal responsibility.
Are you:
an educator or a caring parent,
navigating the challenges of supporting someone who struggles with focus, organization, or self-regulation? or
are you a dedicated psychologist or therapist, feeling frustrated by the limitations of traditional therapies in addressing stress, anxiety, self-esteem, or interpersonal connections?
If any of these are you, you’ve come to the right place!
This intensive five-day workshop will enable you to:
Gain practical mental strategies for self-awareness, self-regulation, and managing sensory experiences, ensuring you remain calm and relaxed while working with the individual.
Develop a deep understanding of guiding individuals towards greater self-awareness and effective regulation of focus, stress, and energy levels.
Practice engaging, hands-on activities to actively create fundamental life concepts, making learning interactive and enjoyable.
Learn how to implement meaningful learning experiences in various settings, such as home, school, or external environments, using exploration to foster integration of conceptual knowledge into personal identity. This enhances comprehension of the world and establishes a firm foundation for lasting positive change.
Gain simple yet effective strategies for recognising, establishing, and maintaining order in the physical environment.
Explore the core principles of the Davis Concepts for Life® programme, including essential cognitive concepts such as change, consequence, cause/effect, time, order/disorder, perception, emotion, motivation, responsibility, and relationship dynamics. These unlock new understanding of the world and promote cognitive flexibility, promoting personal responsibility and enabling fuller participation in life.
Improve social integration by understanding concepts that facilitate positive behaviors, authentic connections, and nurturing relationships.
Empower individuals to embrace their unique strengths and navigate daily challenges with resilience and confidence.
Cultivate a support network to continue your journey beyond the workshop setting.
Workshop Presenters
Elena Nikulina
Elena Nikulina is a Davis Facilitator based in South East London, supporting children and adults with dyslexia, ADHD, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and autism.
Elena’s journey into the Davis Method began with her own daughter, whose struggles with reading, spelling and maths led Elena to search for an approach that went beyond repetition and frustration. After discovering Ronald Davis’s work, Elena trained with Davis Learning Foundation and received her Davis Facilitator licence in 2019.Since then, she has worked with many children and adults, helping them develop greater confidence and find new ways to approach learning challenges.
As a native Russian speaker, Elena also has the privilege of supporting clients in both Russian and English. Elena brings both professional experience and personal understanding to her work, and is particularly passionate about helping children recognise their strengths and possibilities.
Richard Whitehead
Director, Davis® UK & Ireland
Davis Autism Approach® Workshop Presenter & Training Supervisor
Davis Learning Strategies & Davis Dyslexia Workshop Presenter
Richard has been a Davis Facilitator since 2002, with a background in secondary and adult education. His work spans international training, parent–child communication, and neurodiversity education across Europe, Africa, and North America.
A trained linguist and PATOSS-accredited Specialist Teacher Assessor, he specialises in multilingual SpLD assessment. Richard is also the author of Why Tyrannosaurus But Not If? and Counting On Fingers, and a regular speaker at the Birmingham Neurodiversity Show.
