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Neurodiversity-Affirming Training for Mental Health Professionals

Practical, nervous system–informed approaches you can use in your work right away.

Who These Trainings Are For 

These trainings are designed for mental health professionals who:

  • Want to practice in a neurodiversity-affirming way

  • Are looking for practical tools, not just theory

  • Work with ADHD, autistic, or otherwise neurodivergent clients

  • Feel limited by traditional, pathology-based models

  • Want to better understand the role of the nervous system in clinical work

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Current Training Opportunities

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Neurodiversity 101 - Two Hours

New to neurodiversity-affirming care or want a stronger foundation?


This training introduces a nervous system–informed framework for understanding ADHD, autism, and other neurotypes in a way that moves beyond pathology and into practical, usable insight.

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Suicide Prevention for Neurodivergent Clients

Learn about the three most at risk groups for suicide completion (ADHD, Autistic and Trans), risk factors, assessment, and referral recommendations.

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Polyvagal Theory Applied to Neurodivergent Clients

Gain valuable insight into polyvagal theory applied to NDs, including nervous system differences for sensory NDs, how our modern day life is disabling, and how to heal chronic stress and trauma. 
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Interest-Based Nervous System of ADHDers

Being an ADHDer doesn't mean having an attention deficit. Learn about the interest-based nervous system, it's evolution, and how to apply Dr. Dodson's ICNU framework to improve focus and motivation issues.
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BDSM as Neurodivergent Liberation

This presentation asks not only why so many neurodivergent individuals are drawn to kink, but also how BDSM uniquely supports our liberation and authentic truths.
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Therapy Strategies for Neurodivergent Burnout

This 8-hour training explores autistic and ADHD-related burnout experiences, nervous-system regulation, sensory and cognitive load, masking, emotional regulation, coexisting conditions, hormonal influences, identity, environmental demands, and long-term sustainability.
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