
Training and Development
Since 2015, Born at the Right Time has worked to bridge the gap between families and Special Educational Needs (SEN), health, and social care. Our aspiration to reduce complaints and develop transformative services stems from our founder Rachel Wright, having the unique perspective of both parent carer and practitioner. Our training courses combine the heart of lived experience, evidence and research, to inspire meaningful, creative and actionable changes to deliver outstanding and collaborative working practices.
We go beyond training – we are dedicated to fostering positive relationships with parents/caregivers while empowering lasting cultural change in teams which increases morale and job satisfaction. With our expert consultancy we enable organisations to develop proactive strategies to build meaningful connections, prevent relationship breakdown and offer solutions for repair when challenges arise.
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Exploring the heart of lived experience
Deepening a knowledge of collaboration and communication through evidence and research
Initiating creative and actionable changes to practice and delivery

Testimonials
“Highly recommended”
“Training based on real experience making sure we remember real people in our practice. Excellent and would highly recommend.”
“Inspiring”
“Every single staff member said it was one of the best training sessions they have ever completed. ”
“Catalyst for Change”
“One of the best trainings I’ve ever attended – bar none!”

Delivery
Case Studies




“Great learning day for the team…we will be looking at our practice… to make some small but meaningful changes within our service to improve how we work with families and build collaborative relationship”
Team Leader Occupational Therapy Team
“Rachel’s training for our teachers and support staff was engaging, informative, and very well received…and the insight that Rachel provided has really helped us to develop our work further. Thank you!.”
Paula Marten, Assistant Headteacher Chailey Heritage School
“The team thoroughly enjoyed the communication training delivered by Born at the Right Time. It was incredibly engaging and provided a unique perspective that we haven’t found in other training. The session truly changed the way we collaborate with parents and has had a lasting positive impact on the way we work together as a team.”
Hayley Reeve, Quality Assurance Manager
“The training day was a game-changer. Practitioners left inspired, equipped, and eager to implement what they’d learned. The day combined practical strategies, powerful insights, and a unique ability to foster meaningful discussions. It was a truly transformative experience that empowered professionals to make a tangible difference in their practice. Highly recommended!”
Laura Jones, Director Hull Parent Carer Forum
Lead Trainer

Born at the Right Time Training is led and delivered by Founder/Director Rachel Wright
Rachel is a qualified nurse and parent to children with complex disabilities and neurodivergence. She’s the author of The Skies I’m Under, award-winning blogger and host of the popular The Skies We’re Under Podcast. Passionate about effective communication and collaborative working, she’s an engaging and humorous communicator who uses her own lived experience and professional skills to inject the heartbeat of people’s lives into training which improves service provision.
Trainer

Joanna Holmes
Jo is the parent carer for a child with complex disabilities who worked as a Speech and Language Therapist and in 2014 completed an MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice. Since 2020 she has shared her experiences of supporting her daughter’s communication through her blog and social media platforms Mummy vs AAC for which she won ‘The Anthony Hewson Make A Difference Award’ at the AAC Awards in 2023.