Trauma-Informed Therapy for the Neurodivergent Client
Join Dr Cloie Parfitt, supported by Bernie Wright, for an in-depth six-hour training exploring the impact of trauma on neurodivergent individuals and how it can shape eating behaviours, emotional regulation, and mental health.
This comprehensive online course is designed to help professionals develop a deeper understanding of trauma-informed therapy within a neurodivergent context. Participants will gain practical insight into recognising trauma responses, understanding their influence on behaviour and wellbeing, and applying thoughtful, compassionate approaches when supporting neurodivergent clients in clinical practice.
At a glance
Format:
On-demand video / Live online / In-person / Blended
Duration:
6 hours total
Level:
Introductory / Intermediate / Advanced
Access:
Immediate access / Timed access / Live dates only
CPD/Certificate:
e.g. CPD certificate provided / X hours CPD
Meet Your Trainer/s
Who It's For
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Counsellors
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Psychotherapists
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Clinical supervisors
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Mental health professionals
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Educators
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Health coaches
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Occupational therapists
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Social workers
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Speech and language therapists
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School psychologists
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Behavioural therapists
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Special education teachers
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Primary care providers
What You'll Learn
Understanding trauma
Explore what trauma is, including the differences between simple and complex trauma, and how these experiences can shape mental and emotional wellbeing.
Trauma and identity
Consider how trauma can disrupt a person’s sense of identity and how this may influence the therapeutic process.
Unique experiences of trauma
Recognise the distinct forms of trauma often experienced by neurodivergent individuals and other marginalised groups.
Trauma and eating distress
Understand the ways trauma can influence eating behaviours, body image, and relationships with food.
Trauma in neurodivergent individuals
Learn how trauma may present differently in neurodivergent clients and explore factors that can support recovery and therapeutic progress.
