Explore Davis Training Workshops

This 30-hour introductory workshop, available in person and online, will equip you to understand and apply the insights and strategies described in the book, The Gift of Dyslexia. Live training includes lectures, demonstrations, and guided group practice sessions. Small class sizes ensure the highest quality of training.

This 40-hour workshop is for parents, educators, therapists, and those interested in a powerful developmental approach that empowers individuals to create meaningful life changes. Expert trainers provide an interactive hands-on learning experience and a solid understanding of Davis Concepts for Life tools and techniques.

This 24-hour workshop is for parents, educators, therapists, and those interested in supporting a child under 8 who may be displaying stress responses that are causing difficulties. It covers the first stage of the Davis Concepts for Life program, a powerful hands-on approach that plants the seeds for successful, well-adjusted development.

This 40-hour workshop is for parents, educators, therapists, and those interested in the Davis Autism Approach, a deeply respectful and non-intrusive program that empowers autistic individuals to participate more fully in life, while retaining the essence of who they are. Participants will gain a solid foundational understanding of the program.

This 16-hour introductory workshop is for parents, educators, therapists, and those interested in supporting a younger individual who is on the autism spectrum and/or is struggling to meet early childhood development milestones. Participants will gain sufficient knowledge and skills to actively support the development of early life and social concepts.

This 2-day workshop for primary (Kindergarten-Grade 3) teachers and support staff provides effective strategies to teach the foundations of literacy, and self-regulation tools that quickly improve classroom management. Simple, engaging and hands-on, these strategies benefit all types of learners, and with full implementation, significantly reduce special education placement.