Join us for this on-demand webinar, Neurodiversity: What Coaches Must Know, where you’ll explore what neurodiversity is and gain insights into coaching neurodivergent clients.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced professional coaches who want to become more familiar with neurodiversity and evolve their coaching practice to support neurodivergent clients
- Team and group coaches who want to better understand the neurodivergent individuals in the teams and groups they coach
What You Will Learn:
- Familiarize yourself with what neurodiversity (ND) is and the appropriate language to discuss it.
- How are neurodivergent people different?
- How may trauma present in ND people?
- What adjustments must we make (logistics, tools, communication, and more)?
- When should we refer to other specialists?
Course Details:
Officially, 15% to 20% of people are neurodivergent (ND). However, data on underdiagnosis suggests that figures may be closer to 30% to 40%. This means every team and group coach will work with ND clients at some point in their career.
ND minds work differently — often with more extreme strengths and struggles. Most people will have issues with executive functioning skills. Many have also experienced trauma.
During this webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to familiarize yourself with what neurodiversity is and the appropriate language to discuss it. We will explore how neurodivergent people are different, as well as the different ways trauma may present in ND people. We’ll also consider adjustments we can make to our coaching practice to support ND clients, and review guidelines for deciding when to refer to other specialists.
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