Grief and Neurodiversity

This session explores the different ways neurodivergent people, including autistic people and people with ADHD, may experience, process, and express grief.

Drawing on the insights and experiences of neurodivergent individuals, we'll share practical approaches to help you provide support that is understanding, inclusive, and responsive to each person's unique needs and communication style.

Whether you're aiming to deepen your therapeutic practice or expand your understanding of grief, this course will help you consider how to work compassionately with neurodivergent people. 

Cruse Scotland utilises our learning content flexibly and efficiently to match your needs and we offer content across two learning environments; delivering this training either in person or online, for up to 12 delegates at a time.

All courses are delivered by one of our Training Team, who are professional trainers specialising in mental health, bereavement and trauma.

Health Warning:

As you would anticipate, the content of our courses discuss themes of death, dying and bereavement. Before registering for our training, we encourage all participants to consider their individual wellbeing needs, particularly those who have recently been bereaved or consider themselves as actively grieving.