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Neurodivergence

Neurodivergence in counselling explores working with clients whose brains function differently from the neurotypical norm, including autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive variations. This section covers strengths-based approaches, accessibility, and tailored support to create an inclusive and affirming therapeutic space.
Accommodating Client Preferences

When supporting autistic clients, counsellors need to create an environment that respects and accommodates the unique preferences and needs of…

Autism and the Law

Understanding autism and UK law is essential for ethical, inclusive counselling. This guide explores your legal duties—like making reasonable adjustments—and…

Autism Informed Practice

Gain practical tools and strategies to work effectively with autistic counselling clients.

Autism Masking

Lisa Cromar, person-centred counsellor and neurodiversity advocate, explores the impact of masking in autistic clients and shares creative, affirming ways…

Autism Strengths and Challenges

Autistic individuals bring unique strengths like attention to detail and deep focus, but may also face communication and energy challenges…

Counselling Autistic Clients

, Lisa Cromar combines lived experience and professional expertise to offer a comprehensive overview of autism. You'll explore diagnosis, co-occurring…

Counselling Clients with ADHD

Samantha Davies explores how to support clients with ADHD through counselling, psychoeducation, and practical strategies. Drawing on personal and professional…

Online Counselling for Neurodivergent Clients

Counsellors must adapt their online approaches to better support neurodivergent clients, especially those with autism. This resource explores preferred communication…

Preparing the Therapeutic Environment

In contemporary counselling practice, the importance of preparing a therapeutic environment that respects neurodivergent needs—especially those of autistic clients—cannot be…

Seeing the Individual Not the Label

In therapeutic practice, particularly with neurodivergent individuals, it is crucial to recognise the person beyond the diagnostic label. While diagnoses…

The Double Empathy Problem

Understanding the Double Empathy Problem in Neurodivergent Therapy In therapeutic work, especially when engaging with neurodivergent individuals, communication challenges can…

What is Neurodivergence?

Neurodivergence has become a pivotal concept in therapeutic practice and broader societal discussions. As mental health professionals, understanding the scope…