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An intimate, in-person day of connection, regulation and practical tools for families. 

Why This Day Matters

If you’re tired of just getting through the week, this day is for you.

• You’re juggling meltdowns, school stress, appointments and endless decisions. 

• You’re trying to support your child’s nervous system while yours is running on empty.

• You’re craving time with people who actually get it – without having to explain or justify.

The Surviving to Thriving Connective Parenting Conference is a full day designed around connection, regulation and community – so you can leave feeling less alone, more resourced and more hopeful.

What You’ll Experience

Real connection: An intimate group (max 100) of parents, carers and professionals who understand neurodiverse family life.

One-room, low-stress structure: No rushing between breakouts or worrying you’re in the “wrong” session – everything happens in one supportive space.

Practical workshops: Five sessions focused on regulation, meltdowns, connection, advocacy and caring for yourself too.

Regulation built in: Guided breathwork and calming practices  woven throughout the day, so you leave recharged, not depleted.

Safe, inclusive environment: Quiet spaces, clear support, and a team who understand that masking is exhausting and needs are real.

When: Friday 8th May 2026 Where: The Holiday Inn, 129 St Nicholas Circle, Leicester, LE1 5LX

Your ticket includes: Full-day access to all five workshops, networking, lunch, and refreshments.

Standard Ticket Price: £120 (inc VAT)

Your Exclusive Price for members of the Connective Parenting Hub and the Professionals Network (25% OFF): £90 (inc VAT)

You can buy 2 tickets at this reduced price for anyone you would like to bring.

Sensory Needs  - A 3-Hour Deep Dive

Join expert Occupational Therapist Ali Neal for a deep dive into sensory processing. You’ll explore how the brain interprets the world and have the dedicated opportunity to get your specific questions answered.

Understanding Anxiety in Children and Teens  - A 3-Hour Deep Dive for Parents

Anxiety is one of the most common challenges children and young people experience today, yet it can be confusing, overwhelming and sometimes misunderstood by the adults around them. In this supportive and interactive three-hour session, we will slow things down together and make sense of what anxiety really is, why it shows up, and how it can look at different ages and stages.

We’ll explore how anxiety may appear in children and teenagers, including school-based anxiety, social anxiety and separation anxiety, helping parents move from worry and frustration to understanding and confidence. Rather than focusing on “fixing” anxious behaviour, this session centres connection, compassion and co-regulation as the foundations for helping young people feel safer and more secure.

You will leave with a clearer understanding of your child’s nervous system, practical ideas for responding to anxious moments, and a more hopeful sense of how to walk alongside your child when anxiety shows up. This session is ideal for parents who want to deepen their understanding, feel more equipped, and build a calmer, more connective approach to supporting their child through anxiety.

In this free webinar we'll be looking at how meltdowns can impact siblings and how we can support them.

Come and join us for an overview of what Connective Parenting NVR is and how it can help your family.

Join Sarah Fisher in this session, where she’ll share her top tips for reconnecting with yourself and your child when you’re in burnout.

It’s recorded if you can’t make it live and there will be time for q+a as well.