Navigating Neurodiversity when working with Families

This training program is aimed at enhancing practitioners' skills, knowledge, and understanding in their work with families and individuals experiencing neurodiversity.

This practical, skill-focused training is tailored for all those supporting neurodiverse children and families. It features interactive components and is structured around case studies and real-world scenarios, enabling participants to build confidence in identifying and addressing the unique needs of neurodivergent families and individuals.

It includes evidence-informed strategies to communicate effectively, navigate challenging dynamics, and promote inclusive, strength-based support across different neurodiverse presentations.

Who would benefit? 

Whether you are new to understanding and working with neurodiversity or looking to deepen your practice, this course will equip you with the tools to build trust and support relationships to assess the needs and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the families you support.

This one-day course will be tailored to address the specific needs of your organisation and employees, taking into account your services and pathways to support and complement staff roles.

Content Includes:

•       An overview of neurodiversity and its influence on family life
•       Adapting approaches to meet diverse needs and communication styles
•     Fostering stronger family relationships while minimising blame
•     Applying trauma-informed methods within neurodiverse contexts
•     Promoting effective co-production and collaboration with families
•     Encouraging reflective practice and cultivating professional curiosity

 This course is available in-person or online.