In late 2018 renowned experts Rebecca Perkins and Christina Keeble decided to team up to run 4 Seminars across regional Victoria with the aim of getting as much information and assistance to people as possible on ADHD and Demand Avoidance. The tour took place throughout 2019 and was highly successful, selling out every location.

Following this we received an incredible number of requests from people all over the country asking to run Seminars in their towns or cities. Consequently, Rebecca and Christina made the decision to embark on a huge national tour visiting as many locations as possible.  

ADHD receives little awareness and parents and educators are given limited, often no support or training on how to best help their children or children they work with. Those with children with Demand Avoidance or demand avoidant behaviour are given even less.

These Seminars will endeavour to provide this much needed training. Each Seminar will take place over one day and will give those in attendance valuable information and strategies that will change their lives and the lives of their children or children they work with.

As well as being the CEO and Founder of My Special Child and the National PEKE Centre, Rebecca Perkins is also a Writer, Presenter and Trainer on diverse needs, learning difficulties and behaviour. Most importantly Rebecca is Mum to two boys who have ADHD one of which also has Cognitive Challenges. Rebecca herself also has diagnosed ADHD as does her Fiancè.

Rebecca is currently a member of the Reference Council for the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health at Monash University and has written hundreds of articles, two eBooks, numerous short books and guides as well as being in the process of writing a full length book on Understanding ADHD. Rebecca has provided support to parents and educators all over the world. And has featured in countless magazines, newspapers and radio shows as well as presenting a full length DVD Documentary. Rebecca has also worked along side many incredible organisations, including consulting to Special Olympics Australia. In 2020 Rebecca was delighted to be announced as an AusMumpreneur Gold Award Winner.

Rebecca has presented at many conferences and events including; The Victorian and Queensland ADHD Conferences, the National Education Summit, The Global Potty Talk Summit, MummyCon and countless other Seminars and Conferences both nationally and internationally. Rebecca also trains teachers and professionals in schools and organisations and is currently reaching the end of her biggest National tour yet with Christina Keeble on ADHD and Demand Avoidance, visiting 18 locations across the country talking to thousands of people about ADHD.

Over the years Rebecca has done a vast amount of work with neurodivergent children and their families and carers. Working with people around the globe to help improve the lives and futures of neurodivergent people.

Rebecca has numerous qualifications including Sociology and Psychology. As well as a Law degree with Honours. Rebecca has also attended many courses and trainings on neurodivergent conditions as well as other emotional and psychological challenges and conditions.

Christina Keeble is the founder of Christina Keeble Consulting and Co-Founder of National PEKE Centre. Her aim is to educate, collaborate, support and uplift families/carers, individuals and professionals who are neurodivergent themselves, who support a neurodivergent individual or who may just be looking to understand more about neurodiversity. She does this through her seminars & public speaking engagements, her writing and publications and through 1:1 support.

Christina has been in the field of special education since 2002 working with children from early childhood through to young adults transitioning out of school.

Christina has a Masters in Special Education, a Graduate Diploma in Primary Education and a BA with Honours in Psychology. She has spoken at conferences around Australia and is a published researcher and writer.

Through her variety and depth of experience, Christina has come to realise, the best way to support families and their children is to support and up skill the parents/carers. Christina’s lived experience as an Autistic & ADHD adult, teacher and mum to two neurodivergent children allows her to offer a unique personal and professional perspective.