Free Parent Training Sessions from Acclaim Behavioural Health

Hosted by Acclaim Behavioural Health

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Free Training

A Little Support Goes a Long Way

Tea Time is a relaxed, practical space for parents and carers to learn, ask questions and better understand the challenges that come up in everyday family life.

Each month, we explore a different topic live with a UK-registered Behaviour Analyst. Bring your questions or simply listen in. No diagnosis or referral is required.

Is Tea Time for Me?

Tea Time may be for you if you:

Supporting a child or teen with autism, ADHD or behaviours of concern

Waiting for an assessment or adjusting after a diagnosis

Looking for practical strategies they can use at home

Interested in better understanding their child's behaviour and needs

Virtual Session

Join Us Live

One topic. Two live sessions. Choose the one that works for you.

Tea Time

with Dani


UK Session
8:00 pm London time
Live on Zoom

🕗 Time: 8:00–9:00 pm London time
  Host: Danielle McFarland
📅 Date: Every month
💻 Zoom Link: Click here to join the session

Coffee

 with Morgan


US Session
6:00 pm Eastern time

Live on Zoom

🕗 Time: 6:00–7:00 pm Eastern Time
  Host: Morgan Lyons
📅 Date: Every month
💻 Zoom Link: Click here to join the session

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Danielle McFarland

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®) |
UKBA Registered Behaviour Analyst

Danielle has supported children, young people and their families since 2016. Through Acclaim Behavioural Health, she helps parents better understand behaviour and develop practical, individualised strategies they can use in everyday family life.


Morgan
Lyons

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®) |
Center Director at Acclaim Autism

Morgan Lyons is a BCBA with a master's degree in Psychology, specialising in Applied Behavior Analysis. Through her work at Acclaim Autism, she helps children and families better understand behaviour, strengthen communication and develop practical, individualised strategies that support everyday life.