Supervision, Coaching, Neurodiversity Education, and Training for Allied Health Professionals, HR Teams, People Leaders and Workplaces

I help allied health professionals to engage in research-led, evidence-based and reflective practice through supervision, coaching, training and CPD. And organisations and leaders to build more inclusive, more productive workplaces through neurodiversity awareness training, neuro-inclusive practice building, and coaching grounded in neuroscience.

Who I work with

Helping Allied Health Professionals, Leaders and Workplaces work well – and Sustain it!

Explore Services For:

Allied Health Professionals:

🔸Occupational therapists and any allied health professionals seeking supervision and coaching
🔸Professionals navigating burnout, career transitions or private practice
🔸Effective, impactful and CPD-aligned training
🔸OPC (Occupational Performance Coaching) – I am one of only two certified OPC trainers in the UK & Ireland


HR Teams, People Leaders, Conferences & Organisations:

🔹Unlock the power of cognitive diversity to boost productivity and workplace wellbeing
🔹Build Neuro-inclusive workplaces
🔹Practical neurodiversity awareness training
🔹Conferences, networks and events seeking speakers on neuro-inclusion, the neuroscience of productivity, and workplace wellbeing
🔹Strengthen decision-making, communication and performance through NeuroLeadership Coaching (applying the lens of neuroscience to leadership)

Core Services

Radiant Neuroleadership Coaching Method

Coaching for Allied Health Professionals

Renew, Reflect, Reconnect.
Enhance performance, achieve goals, and foster personal and professional growth through expert coaching.

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Neurodiversity Awareness/Neuro-inclusion training & consultancy

As well as workshops and online events to promote Neurodiversity awareness, I also work with client organisations to lay the foundations for neuro-inclusive practices in the workplace.

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Supervision for Allied Health Professionals

Elite clinical supervision, to elevate your practice and empower you as an Allied Health Professional.

I have over 20 years’ OT experience in public & private settings and have been delivering clinical supervision for the last 10 years.

Work & Access Grant

Under the WORK AND ACCESS – DISABILITY EQUALITY AND INCLUSION TRAINING GRANT, government funding of up to
€20,000 is available

The grant is available to any organisation with paid employees in the private, community & voluntary, or not-for-profit sectors.



Training

OPC – Occupational Performance Coaching

OPC is a revolutionary technique for health professionals that is relevant to all health conditions that restrict children’s participation in home, school or community settings. OPC involves highly collaborative goal setting and shared analysis of situations with caregivers.

This online course will help you learn the latest, research-led best practices when it comes to DCD/Dyspraxia assessment for Occupational Therapists

Online Journal Club for OTs

Be part of a dynamic online journal club – designed exclusively for occupational therapists working with children, adolescents and young adults – to enhance skills, discuss recent research, and foster professional growth in a collaborative environment

Why Work with Me?

A practical, neuroscience-informed approach

I bring together professional insight, research understanding and real-world experience to support individuals and organisations in meaningful, sustainable ways.

My work is grounded in:

FAQs

What does supervision for allied health professionals involve?

Supervision provides a structured space for reflection, professional development and support. It can help with clinical reasoning, workload, confidence, complex situations, decision-making and sustainable practice.

Do you only work with occupational therapists?

No. While I have a strong understanding of occupational therapy and allied health contexts, I work with a wider allied health audience as well as leaders, teams and organisations.

What is the “Work & Access” Grant?

Work and Access is a set of supports provided through the Dept of Social Protection to help people with a disability get a job or stay in work. The supports aim to remove or reduce barriers in the workplace for people with a disability. Funding of up to €20,000 is available for disability-specific training, including courses explaining best practices for effectively including people with specific disabilities in the workplace – such as those with neurodiversity – where an employee or employer is neurodivergent.

Can you provide a Workplace Needs Assessment?

Yes. I am fully qualified to deliver a Workplace Needs Assessment and I can support your “Work & Access – Disability Equality and Inclusion Training” grant application also.

What is NeuroLeadership coaching?

NeuroLeadership coaching applies insights from neuroscience to leadership practice. It helps leaders understand how the brain influences attention, decision-making, relationships, performance and change.

What does neurodiversity awareness training cover?

Training can include understanding neurodiversity (“Neurodiversity 101”), recognising barriers in the workplace, improving inclusion, supporting neurodivergent staff and building practical neuro-inclusive practices.

Can coaching help with burnout and private practice?

Yes. Coaching for allied health professionals can support burnout, workload management, transitions, confidence, career development and the practical and emotional aspects of building a private practice.

Do you speak at conferences and events?

Yes. I speak on neuroinclusion, cognitive diversity in the workplace, the neuroscience of time management and productivity, executive functioning, leadership and allied health professional wellbeing.

Aine O'Dea

Meet Áine; founder of Radiance Consulting

Hello!

I am one of Ireland’s most renowned Occupational Therapists and an expert on neurodiversity, including authoring several papers on DCD/Dyspraxia. I became the first OT in Ireland to be awarded a PhD scholarship on the prestigious SPHeRE program (funded by the Health Research Board) where I was awarded my doctorate in Population Health and Health Services Research. I also hold postgraduate qualifications in Clinical Supervision and Occupational Performance Coaching.

I started my company, Radiance Consulting, to deliver Supervision and Coaching services to Health & Allied Health Professionals, and then went on to develop my highly transferable skills with a postgraduate diploma in Business & Executive Coaching from UCD Smurfit Business School.

My clinical experience, academic expertise, and a passion for helping others to lead, succeed and surpass expectations have given me an expert skillset that I’ve been using to deliver tangible value for my clients for many years.

I offer a bespoke service designed around the person or the organisation and their goals – delivered by an expert with her finger on the pulse of the latest evidence-based research concerning Neuroleadership Coaching, Workplace Wellbeing, and Diversity, Equity, Belonging & Inclusion (DEBI), particularly in the area of neuroinclusive practices in the workplace.