Whether you’re looking for workshop training, individual support, professional development, or want to become a facilitator yourself – find everything you need to support autistic and neurodivergent individuals.
You wake up each morning wondering what challenges today will bring. Will there be a meltdown before school? You’ve tried traditional approaches but nothing creates lasting change.
The world feels intense and overwhelming. You mask your way through environments, then collapse at home. Most support targets children – where’s the help for adults?
You’ve seen brilliant students struggle in systems not designed for them. You want evidence-based training that honors neurodivergent perspectives.
You’re passionate about making a difference in neurodivergent lives. You want meaningful work that creates real change and offers entrepreneurial freedom.
Unlike traditional approaches that try to “fix” neurodivergence, Davis methods celebrate different thinking. Our founder, Ron Davis, created these approaches from his own experience as an autistic individual who found his way out of confusion and isolation.
This isn’t theory. This is lived experience translated into practical tools.
Ron Davis was diagnosed as a “Kanner’s Baby” (early terminology for autism) and didn’t speak until age 9. His mother was told Ron would “never be able to be held, to learn, to speak, or achieve much beyond what a chimpanzee could.”
They were very wrong.
By age 17, his IQ measured 137—exceptional intelligence. But he couldn’t read due to severe dyslexia. He became a successful engineer while hiding that he was functionally illiterate until age 38.
At 38, Ron made a breakthrough that changed his world.
Through self-experimentation, Ron discovered how to control the perceptual distortions causing his difficulties. For the first time, he could read a book cover to cover.
From there, he turned to his autism. Using clay models and environmental exploration, the same methods he’d used as a child, Ron worked through three crucial phases:
These discoveries became the Davis Method that have transformed thousands of lives worldwide.
FREE Autism Weekend: Dec 6-7 (live online)
When nothing else is working.
The behavioral charts. The social skills training. The endless therapies that miss who your child really is.
Join families worldwide December 6-7 for the Davis Neurodiversity Weekend: Autism.
Two days exploring:
Saturday highlights:
Sunday:
Free to attend live. £12.99 for lifetime recordings.
Your child’s different perception isn’t wrong. It’s just different. Register→
January 12-16, 2026 | 9am-5pm Central Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – only $1485 USD until December 15, 2025.
Presenters Anne Mataczynski and Mary Martin. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
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February 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 2026 (Fridays and Mondays | 10am-6pm New Zealand Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – only $1485 USD until January 23, 2026
Presenters Melanie Curry and Anna Berghamre. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
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March 2-6, 2026 | 9am-5pm Central Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – only $1485 USD until February 9, 2026
Presenters Anne Mataczynski and Mary Martin. Cost of attending: $1650 (after Early Bird)
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April 13 – 17, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. — 6.00 p.m. British Summer Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – only $1485 USD until March 23, 2026
Presenters Richard Whitehead and Cathie Geraci. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
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January 12-16, 2026 | 9am-5pm Central Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – available until December 15, 2025.
Presenters Anne Mataczynski and Mary Martin. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
Register→
February 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 2026 (Fridays and Mondays | 10am-6pm New Zealand Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – available until January 23, 2025
Presenters Melanie Curry and Anna Berghamre. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
Register→
March 2-6, 2026 | 9am-5pm Central Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – available until February 9, 2025
Presenters Anne Mataczynski and Mary Martin. Cost of attending: $1650 (after Early Bird)
April 13 – 17, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. and 2.00 p.m. — 6.00 p.m. British Summer Time | Online | English.
Early Bird Pricing: Save $165 USD – only $1485 USD until March 23, 2026
Presenters Richard Whitehead and Cathie Geraci. Cost of attending: US$1650 (after Early Bird)
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Limited spaces available in each workshop.
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Our workshops don’t use rote learning, repetition, or social skills training. Instead, we address the root cause—helping individuals master fundamental concepts they may have missed.
Using specially designed clay, workshop participants create models of abstract concepts like “change,” “consequence,” and “responsibility.” This makes invisible concepts concrete and masterable.
After modeling each concept in our workshops, participants explore how it exists in real life. This integration ensures lasting understanding that transfers across all situations.
Our workshops teach practical mental strategies for managing stress, regulating energy, and maintaining focus—tools participants can use independently for life.
With so many Davis options available, choosing the right path can feel overwhelming. That’s where Anne comes in.
Anne is our expert Support Coordinator, Davis Trainer and Facilitator who has guided hundreds of families and professionals through this exact decision. She understands that neurodivergence often comes with complexity – many individuals have multiple traits (autism + ADHD, dyslexia + dysgraphia) that require thoughtful planning, equallly, they may not have a formal diagnosis.
In your 15-minute discovery call, Anne will:
Book a free discovery call with Anne. She’ll help you understand all the options and guide you to the best starting point based on your specific situation and goals.
Workshops teach you to facilitate the methods with others and provide community learning. Individual programs are personalized one-on-one support where you receive the methods directly.
Absolutely! The Concepts for Life options are specifically designed for anyone struggling with executive function, organization, relationships, or daily life management.
Our methods were created by an autistic individual and focus on building missing life concepts rather than behavior modification. We celebrate neurodivergence rather than trying to change it.
You can download our most up to date research here
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