Evidence-based neurodiversity affirming approach for inclusive care
Guidance from professionals with lived experience and over 80 years combined clinical practice
Aligned with new professional competencies for neurodiversity affirming psychologists
Focus on empathy and inclusion for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults
Supports understanding and strategies for autistic individuals and their communities
Summarized by Shop
The neurodiversity-affirming movement started in the 1990s by autistic advocates and has already brought significant changes to how autism is understood, discussed, and researched. For example, the Psychology Board of the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) has created new guidelines about how to meet the professiona
Format
Educational service
Instructors
Tony and Michelle (with over 80 years combined clinical experience)