NEAD Education
NEAD Education & Training - Supporting understanding. Building confidence. Creating safer, more informed communities.
At NEAD Support, we offer a range of online educational sessions designed to help schools, families, and young people develop a clearer, kinder understanding of Non‑Epileptic Attack Disorder (NEAD) and related neurodiversity. These sessions are grounded in evidence-based practice, lived experience, and a compassionate, accessible approach.
Who the sessions are for
We offer tailored webinars for:
Teachers and school staff
Practical guidance on recognising NEAD, supporting pupils safely, and creating inclusive environments.
Parents and carers
Clear, reassuring information to help families understand NEAD and respond with confidence.
Young people
Age‑appropriate sessions focusing on understanding symptoms, self‑regulation strategies, and feeling safe and supported.
Individual schools or organisations
Bespoke training shaped around your setting’s needs, policies, and pupil population.
What to expect
Our live online sessions typically include:
• A clear explanation of NEAD and how it presents in young people
• Practical strategies for support and communication
• Space for questions in a safe, moderated environment
• Optional follow‑up resources for your team or family
Please note: These sessions are educational only and do not provide clinical assessment, diagnosis, or individual medical advice.
Register your interest
If you’d like to arrange a session or find out more, please complete our Enquiry Form below.
When completing the form, please include the phrase “NEAD webinar” and tell us which group you are interested in (e.g., Teachers, Parents/Carers, Young People, or Bespoke School Training).
We’ll get back to you with available dates and options.
Safeguarding
The safety and wellbeing of young people is central to everything we do.
All sessions for young people are delivered in line with our safeguarding policy, which includes:
• Clear consent processes
• Safe online delivery practices
• Moderated group spaces
• Appropriate handling of any concerns or disclosures
We aim to create a supportive, inclusive environment where young people can learn safely and confidently.