Neurodiversity and Trauma-informed Practice Workshop

This interactive workshop is designed for clinicians and allied health professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of neurodivergence (including autism and ADHD) and its intersection with trauma. The day will blend foundational knowledge with practical, skills-based learning, and case studies. Participants will leave with actionable strategies and resources to support neurodivergent clients, particularly in trauma recovery contexts.


This workshop is facilitated by Roanne Young and delivered in Subiaco (details will be provided to registered participants). 

Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided (please note, if you have coeliac disease or strict dietary requirements, self-catering is recommended).

 

Topic areas:

• Understanding Autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergent profiles

• Neurodiversity and trauma: intersectionality and clinical implications

• Common coping mechanisms and their implications in neurodivergent individuals

• Trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming frameworks

• Unique challenges for neurodivergent survivors (e.g., communication, trust-building)

• Inclusive practices and accessibility

• Practical application and modifications to clinical practice.

Queries can be directed to SARCTraining@health.wa.gov.au