Rebecca Challoner and Christina Keeble Present
ADHD & Demand Avoidance Seminar
Sunbury
Join us for an insightful live, in-person seminar dedicated to exploring ADHD and Demand Avoidance, designed to empower parents and professionals with the latest knowledge and strategies.
About this Seminar
10th October 2024, 10am to 4pm
Doors open from 9am
Venue: St Mary’s Anglican Church, 7 O’Shanassy St, Sunbury, Victoria.
Join leading experts Rebecca Challoner and Christina Keeble for this incredible seminar.
This Seminar will look at the intersection between ADHD and Demand Avoidance. As well as looking in depth at PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance).
Note: the preferred term for PDA is Persistent Drive for Autonomy.
This live, in person event is perfect for parents, educators, clinicians, other professionals or family members as well as neurodivergent adults.
ADHD and Demand Avoidance are areas that can have a huge impact on the lives of children, adults and families. Unfortunately there is also a high level of misunderstanding within these and their characteristics often get mistaken. This leads to many challenges when trying to support.
In this highly sought after seminar, Rebecca Challoner and Christina Keeble will look at the the intersection of ADHD and Demand Avoidance as well as how this is correlates to PDA as well as the impact of Trauma. They will also discuss what strategies parents, carers, educators and clinicians can use to support.
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Meet Our Experts

Rebecca Challoner
As well as being the Co-Founder of the National PEKE Centres and the Founder and former Director of My Spirited Child, Rebecca Challoner is also an Author, Presenter and Trainer on ADHD, Mental Health and Behaviour. Most importantly Rebecca is Mum to two ADHD boys. Rebecca herself is also ADHD as is her husband.
Rebecca is currently a member of the Reference Council at the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health at Monash University. Rebecca has also worked alongside many organisations, including consulting to Special Olympics Australia, the Victorian Institute of Teaching, and the Department of Health as well as many schools, organisations and industry bodies across Australia and beyond.
Rebecca has written hundreds of articles, resources and books including her most recent acclaimed book ‘Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria’.
Rebecca has featured in countless Magazines, Newspapers, Podcasts, TV and radio shows as well as presenting a full length DVD Documentary and appearing on an Amazon Prime TV show in America.
Rebecca is a multi-award winner including in 2024 receiving an award at the Women Changing the World Awards in London presented by the Duchess of York.
Rebecca has numerous qualifications including Sociology and Psychology. As well as a Law degree with Honours. Rebecca has also attended countless courses on disability, mental health, trauma and psychological challenges and conditions.

Christina Keeble
Christina Keeble is an Educational Consultant, Presenter, Trainer and Researcher specialising in neurodiversity, education and inclusion. Alongside this Christina is also Co-Founder of National PEKE Centres.
Most importantly, Christina is an Autistic ADHDer and Mum to two neurodivergent children, bringing both lived experience and professional expertise to her work.
Christina has worked alongside schools, allied health providers, early childhood services, community organisations and government agencies to help create more inclusive, neuroaffirming environments for children and young people. She is passionate about translating research into practical, real-world strategies that empower educators, professionals and families alike.
Christina has presented at conferences, professional development events and workshops across Australia, sharing her expertise in autism, ADHD, learning differences and inclusive educational practice. She is known for her engaging, evidence-based presentations that combine current research with authentic lived experience.
Christina holds a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), a Master’s in Special Education and a Graduate Diploma in Primary and Early Childhood Teaching. She is also a published researcher and has dedicated her career to improving outcomes for neurodivergent children, young people and their families through education, advocacy and collaboration.
Ticket Options
Early Bird Ticket
SOLD OUT
Standard Ticket
$97
Includes full access to the live in-person Seminar
Workbook Ticket
$117
Includes the Workbook plus full access to the live in-person Seminar
Note: This event is expected to sell out, so we recommend booking early to avoid missing out.
Join Us for the Seminar
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts Rebecca Challoner and Christina Keeble. Secure your tickets now and be part of a transformative experience at St Marys Anglican Church in Sunbury, Victoria. Act quickly to take advantage of our early bird pricing!
