Do you coach, supervise or work with people who are neurodivergent?
Would you like to know more about neurotypes and how you can support?
Neurodiversity Awareness and Support
An Interactive, Self-Paced Online Course
This self-guided and fully interactive online course has been designed for client-facing professionals – including coaches, supervisors, counsellors, therapists, HR practitioners and others – who wish to deepen their understanding of neurodiversity and learn how to more effectively support neurodivergent individuals in their professional practice.
Find more information and book with Noble Manhattan
Workshops for organisations or corporates:
Live workshops 90 minutes to half a day – online or in person – with Esther
Choose from:
1 ADHD Awareness for Coaches and Supervisors
2 Neurodiversity Awareness for Coaches and Supervisors
3 ADHD Awareness in the Workplace
4 Neurodiversity Awareness in the Workplace
In these highly interactive workshops, we discuss how to recognise neurodivergent or ADHD traits and to understand the struggles and challenges that these can cause for practitioners, colleagues, family and friends.
We explore some top tips to help people recognise their strengths and to support them with developing strategies, overcoming barriers and managing difficulties related to their neurotype.
These engaging workshops can be delivered online or in person and are priced from £250 + VAT.
Contact us for availability and further details. info@barrettcoachingandtraining.com
Testimonials
‘I so appreciated how interactive the session was. It really kept me engaged.’
‘I found the session with Esther valuable and informative.’
‘I found the session incredibly useful and enjoyable. Unlike many training courses online, it was really interactive, which really suits my way of learning. It was great to have the course delivered by someone who has recently been diagnosed with ADHD themselves.’
‘Esther provided a lively and engaging online workshop on ADHD that our staff found very helpful and informative. The workshop involved well-constructed exercises that kept us all interested and focused. The workshop also challenged conventional understanding and some of the key myths about ADHD; I recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about ADHD in a positive and constructive way.’