Lindsay Lapaquette - Speaker

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Former Speech-Language Pathologist with expertise in the neuroscience of communication, emotional regulation, trauma-informed practices, mental health, attachment-based care, and collaborative problem-solving. As the parent of two neurodivergent children, Lindsay brings a unique perspective on understanding behaviour through empathy, connection, and lived experience rather than focusing on compliance or "fixing" individuals. A sought-after speaker who has presented extensively across social service and early years organizations, helping audiences build more inclusive, relationship-focused approaches to support and engagement.

Lindsay Lapaquette's Sessions

Breakout Session

This keynote highlights the importance of connection as the foundation for growth and well-being in both children and adults. It encourages early years professionals to shift from a focus on «teaching» and correcting behaviour toward building meaningful relationships that foster resilience, inclusion, and emotional safety. Using insights from neuroscience, real-life examples, and practical strategies, participants will learn how to better understand behaviour, support co-regulation, and create environments where everyone feels valued, understood, and supported. The session reframes behaviour as an opportunity for connection rather than a problem to be fixed.
Date: October 23, 2026
Time: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm