ONLINE NEURODIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
Neurodiversity-affirming online workshops exploring ADHD, autism, and neurodivergent ways of being. Virtual training for parents and professionals focused on understanding neurodivergent brains, nervous systems, and strengths-based support.
Refund Policy
Refund Policy: There are no refunds once the course has been purchased so please read the description carefully and decide for yourself if it's the right fit before purchasing.
Neurodiversity Affirming Online Courses
Upcoming Courses!
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An Introduction to Neurodiversity Affirming Care (For professionals supporting neurodivergent folk)
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Neurodiversity Affirming Community Based Practices (For social workers, support workers and educators)
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Neurodiversity Affirming Classrooms: Strategies to create affirming environments for student success
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Neurodiversity Affirming Communication: Helping youth foster genuine, authentic connections
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Neurodiversity-Affirming Communication: Creating Safety, Trust, and Understanding
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ADH(D) in Mid-Life: Understanding Ourselves & Supporting How We Work
Find Your Community
Looking for community? Join one of our online neurodiversity-affirming communities to connect with other parents, caregivers, and neurodivergent adults navigating ADHD, autism, and related experiences. Share your story, ask questions, learn from others, and build meaningful connection. You don’t have to do this alone — find support, understanding, and community here.
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This group was created for parents living on Vancouver Island who are either parenting an ADH(D) child or are an ADH(D)er themselves.
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This group was created for parents living in North America who are either parenting an ADH(D) child or are an ADH(D)er themselves.
A group for Neurodivergent mothers to connect about their unique experience parenting neurodivergent kiddos.
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.