Supporting Neurodiverse Individuals: Autism & ADHD 🌈🤝

Overview

Supporting Neurodiverse Individuals: Autism & ADHD is a focused, low commitment course for those dedicated to mental health, psychology, counselling, and support work involving autism, ADHD, and OCD. This limited offer will not be repeated – once it’s closed, it’s gone.

Description

Neurodiversity is increasingly recognised in mental health and psychology fields. This course gives you counselling-informed strategies to support individuals with autism and ADHD, while being mindful of co-occurring OCD challenges. Whether you’re a support worker, mental health practitioner, or psychology student, you’ll gain the tools to create inclusive, supportive, and empowering experiences for neurodiverse individuals.

We combine mental health awareness with psychology-backed techniques so you can provide effective counselling-style support. You’ll learn about communication adjustments, sensory considerations, ADHD attention strategies, and OCD-related sensitivities. Each module blends theory and practice, making it ideal for support workers who want to enhance their role in mental health care.

With a strong focus on inclusivity, you’ll discover ways to apply psychology principles and counselling methods that improve wellbeing and independence for people with autism and ADHD. This is a skill set in high demand – and once this course is gone, you won’t get another chance to access it.

Who Is This Course For

Mental health professionals specialising in neurodiversity.
Psychology students who want practical autism and ADHD training.
Counselling practitioners supporting OCD alongside autism and ADHD.
Any support worker aiming to improve neurodiversity inclusion.
Parents, carers, and educators seeking mental health and psychology insights.

Requirements

No prior qualifications are needed. You only need an interest in mental health, psychology, counselling, and a desire to be an effective support worker for individuals with autism, ADHD, and OCD.

Career Path

Possible roles include:

Mental health services for neurodiverse individuals
Psychology-based community programs
Counselling and therapy support
ADHD and OCD-focused intervention roles
Specialist support worker positions