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Neurodiversity Affirming Online
Workshops

Supporting Neurodivergent Students: A Neuroaffirming Approach

Online Course: Immediate Access

1 Hour

This course is designed for educators and school support workers

Cost: $99 Plus Tax

Instructor: Mary Klovance

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Neurodiversity Affirming Support in a Childcare Setting

Online Course: Immediate Access

1 Hour

Cost: $99 Plus Tax

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The Basics of Neurodiversity: Through a Neuroaffirming lense

Online Course: Immediate Access1 hour

Instructor: Mary Klovance

Caregivers, Support Workers, Employers, Educators

Level 1: Beginners Course

Cost: $99 Plus Tax


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The Gift of Neurodiversity: For parents of newly diagnosed children & teens

Online Course: Immediate Access

Instructor: Mary Klovance

Approximately 1 hour

School Aged Children

Level 1: Beginners Course

Cost: $50 (Including GST)

Bundle Options Available!

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Parenting ADH(D) Youth: A Neuroaffirming Approach

Online Course: Immediate Access

Course Created Feb 2026

Instructor: Mary Klovance

Audience: Caregivers

Length: 1.5 Hours

Level 2: Intermediate Course, for parents who understanding a bit about neurodivergence already

Cost: $85 Plus Tax

Bundles Available!


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Parenting Neurodiverse Youth: Social Emotional and Regulation Strategies

Online Course: Immediate Access

Instructor: Mary Klovance

Cost: $45 Plus Tax

Level 1: Beginners Course

Recommended for Ages 5-12 years old but is also applicable to teens

Bundls Available!

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Making Money Make Sense for the Neurodivergent Brain: The Basics

Online Course: Immediate Access

Approximately 1 hour (30 Min Video, Plus Workbook)

Level 1: Basic Course Ages Teens to Adults

Cost: $49 Plus GST

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“Screen Time” & The Neurodivergent Brain: Modern Day Mental Health Considerations

Online Course: Immediate Access

Approximately 90 minutes (6 short videos)

Includes content for all ages

Cost: $75 Plus Tax

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Collaborative & Proactive Solutions

Developed by Dr. Ross Greene, the Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) model helps families move away from traditional reward-and-punishment approaches and toward collaboration, empathy, and problem-solving. This approach empowers parents and children to work together to identify unmet needs, build skills, and reduce challenging behaviors through understanding and connection.

 

We encourage you to explore Dr. Greene’s resources by clicking below to learn more about the CPS model. If you’d like personalized support in applying these strategies, our NDFC counsellors—certified in CPS—can work with you 1:1 to adapt the approach to your family’s unique needs and dynamics.

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