SOLUTIONS FOR POSITIVE
CHANGE-MAKERS

What we do

CAPACITY BUILDING

Be accessible to a larger client base

CREATING & INNOVATING

Shine as a progressive innovator in your community

CONTENT DEVELOPMENT

Access a subject matter expert to effectively deliver information

CATALYST KEYNOTE

Inspire positive change-makers

Specialties in Neurodiversity

Post Secondary

For Employers

For Healthcare Providers

Let's Innovate

TARA CONNOLLY

Founder, Transformative Learning Consulting

Meet Tara

Tara’s insatiable desire to build, create, and solution-find is matched only by her talent in facilitating and inspiring teams to reach for the best innovating change they are ready for. She works with organizations that want to make a positive impact in the world and need a dynamic facilitator and content specialist to guide them along the path from reactive problem-solving into proactive solution-finding and onwards into innovative leading practices.

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Clients Served

Shout Outs

Everyone was beyond impressed with Tara. Her content could not have been more spot on, as to what our attendees needed to hear and learn. Also, her presentation style was superb – engaging, energetic and educational – it doesn’t get much better than that!

Linda StewartTransition Co-ordinator, Make the CUT (College/University Transition)

I can honestly say that I have met none other as capable and talented as Tara in the important work she does. She is a credit to her profession, and an invaluable resource to the student movement.

Joel HardenOntario Chairperson (2000), Canadian Federation of Students

I have seen Tara display tremendous sensitivity, respect, and insight into how young people with ASD navigate the world. She has a quirky, collegial, relatable, thorough approach to problem-solving, and as evidenced by her work on the pilot project, she is a practical, experimental risk taker. Without these traits, the pilot project would never have been as successful and impactful as it is now.

Tara has set an example of what stellar support for ASD should look like in our respective colleges, given funding support, and so for that, I thank her for blazing trails. I heard Eustacia Cutler, the mother of Temple Grandin, once say that Autism is deep and difficult and deserves our best thinking”. To me, Tara Connolly is one of our finest thinkers on the matter.

Jeff SzmyrAccessibility Consultant, Humber College

SOLUTIONS FOR POSITIVE CHANGE-MAKERS