20/03/2026
One of the hardest parts of a diagnosis isn’t actually the diagnosis itself - it’s everything that comes after.
Trying to make sense of what it means day-to-day.
Explaining it to family, educators, and others.
Working out what actually matters (and what doesn’t).
This is the space where many families get stuck - not because they’re not trying, but because no one has really joined the dots for them.
Myf, a colleague of mine has created this course, After the Diagnosis. It’s practical, broken into bite-sized videos, and designed to help families build understanding and confidence - not just for themselves, but for the people around them too.
If you (or a family you know) are in that “what now?” phase, this is worth a look:
Myf Murphy brings over 20 years of experience working alongside children and families, offering thoughtful insight and guidance for parents who are navigating and adjusting to a new diagnosis for their child.