Tanya Tenant
Tanya began her journey over 26 years ago, working in residential and educational settings, and then with parents, carers and professionals, supporting neurodivergent people. She has her own personal experience of living with and supporting autistic people through her son and daughter, both now adults. Tanya received her diagnosis of Autism, ADHD and Sensory processing Disorder in 2013, making her sessions for our community truly relatable and helpful in all the right ways.
“Fantastic! Tanya is amazing. As soon I see Tanya is running a course i know i am going to get so much from it. Learned so much from Tanya, her help and advice has been invaluable”
“I’ve been to a couple of Tanya’s sessions she is brilliant so knowledgeable I would highly recommend her classes”
We are honoured to have Tanya deliver for DIFFERabled. If you would like to attend, please click on the session link(s) below:
Wednesday 22nd April 2026, 9.30am - 2.30pm
@ Ron Davey Enterprise Centre, 10 Vulcan Street, Springburn, G21 4BP
This seminar will support families to;
Develop an understanding of autism and other associated difficulties
Discuss experiences of getting a diagnosis
Identify how autism can affect families
Explore practical ideas for developing communication strategies
Clarify support that families may be entitled to and ways to access this
(We kindly request that professionals check our website for available workplace training, this is a welcoming session for families and carers only).
Wednesday 6th May 2026, 9.30am - 2.30pm
@ Ron Davey Enterprise Centre, 10 Vulcan Street, Springburn, G21 4BP
This seminar will support families to;
Develop a wider understanding of different types of ADHD
Identify how ADHD can affect children and adults
Explore practical ideas for supporting people with an ADHD diagnosis
(We kindly request that professionals check our website for available workplace training, this is a welcoming session for families and carers only).
Wednesday 20th May 2026, 9.30am - 2.30pm
@ Ron Davey Enterprise Centre, 10 Vulcan Street, Springburn, G21 4BP
This seminar will support families to;
Consider sensory systems and how effective these may be
Examine how sensory information may be processed differently
Discuss how people with Autism may experience different senses
Suggest practical support strategies
(We kindly request that professionals check our website for available workplace training, this is a welcoming session for families and carers only).