Practitioners Meeting Neurodivergent Needs
WayMakers
PINN Forum
Practitioners Meeting Neurodivergent Needs
A coaction space for helping professionals working in Northern Devon, whose services cater for teen or adult autistic service users, and those with other neurodivergent needs.
A coaction space for helping professionals working in Northern Devon, whose services cater for teen or adult autistic service users, and those with other neurodivergent needs.
What is the PINN Forum?
The PINN (Practitioners Meeting Neurodivergent Needs) Forum is a unique space that facilitates collaboration, resource sharing, and the development of innovative strategies to enhance the support available for autistic service users and other neurodivergent needs.
The PINN Forum meets twice a year and might be the space for you if…
Helping Professional
You are a practitioner working with autistic and other neurodivergent service users.
North Devon
Your organisation or service has a base anywhere across North Devon.
Your Services
You cater for teen or adult autistic service users, and other neurodivergent needs.
You don’t need to be a neurodiversity ‘specialist’ – this is about building connections and learning.
Your participation will help shape the future of neurodiversity advocacy and service provision in Northern Devon.
Get Involved: If you or your organisation have any questions, or would like to be added to the PINN forum mailing list, please contct us at katie@waymakers.co.uk for more information.
Our PINN Forums
Our Next PINN Forum –
April 2025 (date tbc)
Event Highlights:
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow practitioners and expand your professional network.
- Knowledge Exchange: Share insights and learn from the latest research and practices in neurodivergent support.
- Collaborative Solutions: Engage in discussions aimed at creating actionable solutions for the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals.
What our PINN Forum members say
Really lovely. It was really useful to be able to put a few names to faces, and meet people and collaborate.
Very useful liasing with other services providers. It gave me valuable links, information and signposting.
Such a valuable morning – so good to meet others who are just as passionate about support those within our community.
It was great to learn about the many services around.
Our latest blog posts
We are delighted to feature writing from our autistic service users, published quarterly with our newsletter.
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