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🐾 Dogs and Divergent Minds Day – A Neuro-Inclusive Movement for Dog Owners and Trainers

Join Dogs and Divergent Minds Day – a supportive, inclusive movement celebrating neurodivergent dog owners, trainers and dog professionals. Share your story, feel seen, and help bridge the gap between the dog world and neurodiversity.

Post-Event Highs, Crashes & RSD – Why Big Events Hit Differently for Neurodivergent Dog Professionals

Yesterday, I came home from a huge event. It was designed with neurodivergent people in mind with plenty of considerations for inclusion, accessibility, and making sure everyone had their needs met. But even with that, after any big event, there’s always the crash. And if you’re neurodivergent, you might know exactly what I mean. TheContinue reading “Post-Event Highs, Crashes & RSD – Why Big Events Hit Differently for Neurodivergent Dog Professionals”

Working Differently Doesn’t Make You Weird—It Makes You Efficient

When we think about productivity, success, and even dog training, we’re often told there’s a right way to do things. But the reality? The right way is the way that works best for you. As a neurodivergent dog owner, trainer, or business owner, the world isn’t always built with your needs in mind. Whether it’sContinue reading “Working Differently Doesn’t Make You Weird—It Makes You Efficient”

How You Learn Impacts Your Dog Training, Handling & Business – What Actually Works?

Have you ever struggled to take in new information, teach clients effectively, or improve your dog handling skills? You’re not alone! For years, we’ve been told that people are either visual, auditory, or kinaesthetic learners, but new research suggests that learning is much more complex—especially for neurodivergent people. Whether you’re a dog trainer, agility handler,Continue reading “How You Learn Impacts Your Dog Training, Handling & Business – What Actually Works?”

Why Your Business Must Align with Your Values (Or You’ll Burn Out)

The Monday Morning Inbox After Crufts… You know the one. Every year, like clockwork, my inbox is flooded with messages from people who’ve just watched the Crufts agility and now want to get started with their dog. And don’t get me wrong—there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s brilliant that people are inspired. But here’s theContinue reading “Why Your Business Must Align with Your Values (Or You’ll Burn Out)”