Join Chrissie Davies - Child Behaviour Specialist
in this life changing conference experience focusing on understanding and supporting the ADHD community.
This is a conference created by an ADHDer with specific key learning elements - takes one to know one right?
Join Chrissie Davies -Child Behaviour Specialist- in this life changing conference experience focusing on understanding and supporting the ADHD community.
This is a conference created by an ADHDer with specific key learning elements - takes one to know one right?
The ADHD brain is uniquely wired and often misunderstood. Not only does Chrissie have over 25 years of professional knowledge of supporting neurodivergent children and families - she loves two amazing little ADHD'ers with all of her heart.
Navigating her own children's identification, led her to the incredible unfurling of her own amazing ADHD brain. It is such an inspiring story. (You'll hear more about that if you come along.)
It also alarmingly, highlighted to Chrissie the amount of work we have to do in our education system and wider communities to support kids and families living with ADHD. There is still so much stigma, shame and damaging information floating around about and this really needs to change.
So, Chrissie set to work. In true ADHD style.
This drove her to write her highly acclaimed second children's book "Love me love my ADHD" and NOW.....using her strengths, passions, hyperfocus, determination and DOPAMINE fueled creative talents.... this conference is her next gift to the world.
Chrissie Davies is a child behaviour specialist, trauma informed educator, consultant, author, guest speaker, loving mama of two, and fierce advocate for understanding ADHD children, and how we can include them in our community.
Chrissie has been putting the 'chill" into children for twenty five years. She is committed to empowering and supporting families to live their life with radical playfulness, love, acceptance, curiosity and empathy and a bucket load of fun along the way.
She lives with her husband and young family on the Surf Coast of Victoria.
Chrissie is particularly passionate about supporting ADHDers in educational settings and sharing her knowledge with teachers. She has lived experience of raising children who move through the world in their own unique way. Chrissie wants people far and wide to understand that with the right supports and understandings - all children can THRIVE!
* Does not include Sticky Tickets booking fee.
** Ticket prices may vary slightly based on the payment method selected at checkout.
We understand cognitive fatigue and information overload can be a real challenge for ADHDers. We know how your brain works!
This is an all-day conference (9:30am-4pm) so psyche yourself up for a wonderful day of learning, creating new connections and celebrating the amazing ADHD neurotype!
There will be LOTS of breaks, interactions, activities and a sensory room if you need some time to yourself.
(Full speaker order and times will be released closer to the date.)
You will also have plenty of time to browse the business offerings.
Just breathe. You got this. This will not be like any other conference you have ever attended before.
OMG! YES! YES! YES! These amazing humans are an integral part of the ADHD community, and we welcome them with open arms. We cannot do life without them, so it's important that they are on our neurodiversity affirming team and supporting everyone to live their best life!
The conference will be focusing on how we can support ADHDers to reach their full potential. We will cover SO many topics which are integral to your understandings about the ADHD neurotype. All of these learnings are totally applicable for our sparkly adults too.
Ok, so we know that travel can be quite stressful for ADHDers who often get lost or are running late, so choosing a huge football stadium for the venue was no coincidence.
Geelong is approximately one hour from Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station.
The Geelong Railway Station situated 1.8 kilometres to the north of the stadium, and South Geelong Station located 450 metres to the east.
Avalon airport is also 30 minutes away from the venue.
Great question - we don't want you getting hangry now!
There is an onsite cafe that will be open and ready to serve you, and coffee vans available for you to purchase from on the day.
You are most welcome to bring along your own safe foods, but out of courtesy to the venue you will be asked to eat outside on the grass area.
Hopefully the sun will be shining down on us that day and you will be able get outside and enjoy some fresh air at the same time.
Hydration stations will be available all day throughout the conference.
Absolutely! Chrissie works with many families accessing the NDIS, and she has created a tax invoice for you to use to utilise your funding.
You can request an invoice at the checkout.
Otherwise, pay upfront and lodge for reimbursement after the conference has run.
Unfortunately, no. There is ALOT of planning and financial outlay that goes into organising a conference of this size and also paying the incredible speakers for thier time and knowledge.
Therefore, there are strictly no refunds for this event.
We know that ADHD life can often throw some curveballs, so tickets are transferable to a friend or family member if you cannot make it on the day. This must be arranged privately.
Ummmm have you ever tried to have an adult conversation with ADHDers around? I rest my case!
This is a child free event for a multitude of reasons. Babes in arms most welcome.
If you wanted to bring a teen leaning more into the adult ADHDer side of life - they are absolutely most welcome to come along.
No refund, There is a lot of planning and financial outlay that goes into organising a conference of this size. However, we understand that ADHD life can often throws some curveballs your way, so tickets are transferable to a friend or family member.
Chaos to Calm Consultancy would like to acknowledge the Wadawarrung people of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge the elders past, present and emerging -particularly the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parents who walked before us supporting and connecting their children to the earth, water and community. Always was. Always will be.