Speaking
Building inclusive and effective communities by growing our
knowledge of human development and
appreciation for human diversity
Exploring Neurodiversity:
Awareness, Assessment, and Advocacy
Monthly Mondays 6pm - 7pm
August 17: Observe, Listen, Respond, Refer: Meaningful Conversations about Neurodiversity
Sept 14: Beyond Labels: The Purpose and Process of Assessment
Oct 19: Executive Functions: The Skills Behind Everyday Performance
Nov 16: Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Being observant, being inclusive, being effective
Dec 14: Masks aside: Identifying as neurodivergent. Self-awareness, Self-acceptance, Self-advocacy.
Fall 2026 sessions
Join one or more of our virtual interactive learning sessions exploring the topic of neurodiversity from multiple perspectives. We will explore how we understand neuro-differences, rethink the role of assessment, recognize the impact of masking, and share ways to build inclusive communities and workplaces.
Open to professionals, parents, and community members.
Hosted by Unitive Wellness Clinic
Speaking Topics and Inquiries
Professional and community organizations locally, nationally, and internationally are invited to explore speaking opportunities focused on strengthening inclusive, evidence-informed and culturally-responsive practices that enhance effectiveness and create environments where diverse individuals can thrive.
Content is grounded in more than 25 years of professional experience, spanning teaching, research, clinical practice, and consultation, with more than 100 presentations delivered to diverse audiences. Dr. Teja bridges research with real-world applications tailored to your context and goals.
Topic areas include human development, neurodiversity, assessment, social-emotional learning, trauma-informed practices, and immigrant and displaced children and families.