Digital Guidance & Workshops

Does using everyday technology sometimes leave you feeling frustrated, confused or unsure what to do next?

Perhaps you’re struggling to find your way around an app, use an online service or understand how something works. And when everyone else seems to find it easy, asking for help can feel difficult.

At The Flow Space, I offer friendly, practical digital guidance to help people feel more confident using everyday websites, apps and digital tools, without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

Whether you’re looking for individual guidance, a community group session or a workshop for residents in a care home, the focus is on making technology easier to understand and helping people do more for themselves.

Sessions are designed to be patient, supportive and practical, with opportunities to ask questions, learn at your own pace and build confidence.

Family members can also enquire about arranging or paying for guidance on behalf of someone they care about.

Individual Online Digital Guidance

Sometimes you just want someone to sit with you, explain things clearly and help you work out how to use something yourself.

My individual online sessions offer friendly, practical guidance with everyday websites, apps and digital tools.

Sessions last 60 minutes, giving you time to ask questions, practise and learn at your own pace, without feeling rushed.

You’ll use your own device throughout, with guidance to help you understand what you’re doing and build confidence for next time.

Family members are also welcome to enquire about arranging a session for someone they care about.

Interested in finding out more?

Visit my Digital Guidance and Support page to learn more or make an enquiry.

Community Digital Guidance Sessions

Not everyone finds it easy to keep up with technology, especially when everyday services increasingly expect us to do things online.

For some people, attending a friendly group session can make learning feel less daunting. It’s an opportunity to ask questions, learn alongside others and discover that they’re not the only person who finds technology confusing.

Sessions can take place face-to-face at an agreed venue or online, with participants gathered together and someone available to help them connect.

Depending on the arrangements, places may be funded by the organisation or paid for by individuals or family members on their behalf. Families are welcome to enquire about arranging a place for a relative.

Community Groups and Organisations

Workshops can be arranged for community groups and organisations that want to help their members feel more confident with everyday technology.

Sessions can focus on a particular topic or introduce some of the digital tools people encounter in everyday life.

Depending on the arrangements, places may be funded by the organisation or paid for by individuals or family members on their behalf.

Care Homes

For care homes, I can offer friendly, practical group sessions delivered in person or online, with residents gathered together and a member of staff available to help them connect.

Sessions are designed to encourage confidence, independence and participation, with activities suited to the group’s interests and abilities.

Care homes can enquire about arranging and funding sessions for their residents. Family members are also welcome to enquire about paying for a relative to take part, where places are available.

A Practical, Patient approach

My workshops focus on helping people understand and navigate technology for themselves, rather than taking over their devices or completing tasks on their behalf.

Simple reference guides may also be provided where appropriate, giving participants something to look back at afterwards.

Interested in arranging a group session?

Whether you’re a community organiser or care home representative interested in arranging a group session, or a family member wanting to explore a place for someone you care about, please get in touch to discuss what’s possible.

Previous Training and Workshop experience:

I’ve previously delivered online training workshops, including a 45-minute session introducing participants to branding and design using Canva.

The workshop focused on breaking down unfamiliar concepts into practical, manageable steps that participants could understand and apply themselves.

This experience builds on my wider background of helping people understand information, learn new skills and feel more confident using digital tools.

Canva Basics: Create your brand kit

Thursday 19th November 2026: 10am-12pm

Starting a business comes with enough decisions without having to second-guess every colour, font and design you create.

During the two-hour session, I’ll guide you through bringing the foundations of your brand into Canva, so you can create designs that look consistent and feel like your business.

What we’ll cover:

• Why having a consistent visual brand matters
• How to choose colours that work for your business
• How to choose fonts and create simple font pairings
• How to set up a simple brand kit in Canva
• How to use your brand colours and fonts consistently in your designs

What you’ll leave with:

• A clearer understanding of your brand’s visual style
• Your chosen colours and fonts
• A simple Canva brand kit you can use in your designs
• More confidence creating consistent Canva graphics and using Canva for your business
• A simple brand foundation you can actually use

No Canva experience is needed. Just bring your laptop and a willingness to learn.

Workshop details

Thursday 19th November 2026 10am to 12pm
Bizzily HQ, Unit 14-15 Park House, Elm Farm Park, Thurston, IP31 3TB
£35 per person

Places are limited so book now.

Canva workshops for your business

Looking for a Canva workshop for your own business or group?

I also offer friendly, practical Canva workshops tailored to your needs, whether you’re just getting started or want to feel more confident creating your own designs.

If you’d like to explore arranging a workshop, get in touch and we can have a chat about what would work for you.