What you'll learn

• How this certification works — and autism as neurological difference, not deficit.
• The social model, double empathy, and language that honours autistic identity.
• Predictability, communication preferences, and clear contracting.
• Sensory profiles, spoon theory, and recovery from autistic burnout.
• Direct communication, workplace navigation, and self-advocacy.
• Late diagnosis grief, pacing unmasking, and self-authorship.
• Monotropic focus, flexible routines, and executive function scaffolds.
• Accommodations, student support, and coaching when autism and ADHD co-occur.
• Scope, safeguarding, confidentiality, and building your practice.
• Demonstrate competence, pass assessment, earn your credential.

Inside the course

Video lessons, guides, knowledge checks, and live Q&A — on any device.

Requirements

• No psychology degree required — lived experience counts
• A computer or tablet with internet access
• 4–8 weeks at your own pace (40 hours total)

Who this course is for

• Late-diagnosed adults — You understand a neurodivergent mind because you live in one — and you want to turn that into a practice.
• Teachers & SENCOs — You already support neurodivergent learners and want a recognised coaching credential behind it.
• Therapists & practitioners — You want to add a forward-looking, non-clinical coaching offer within a clear scope of practice.
• Parents — You’ve learned more than most professionals raising a neurodivergent child, and want to help others.

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