The ADA Training Pathway

On our foundation course, you will gain an extensive, working knowledge of Autism and Neurodiversity and understand the benefits of ADA in family, community and society. This comprehensive, stand-alone course will maximise your insight and capability to function with confidence and clarity in most relational and supporting situations, working with major themes in autism and neurodiversity. As an agent of change, you will learn about ideas and potential for personal and systemic therapeutic interventions and your own unique strengths and applications. 

For anyone considering learning ADA for a wide range of settings, people working in all types of relational work including criminal justice, paediatrics, education, occupational and speech therapists.

Includes Group facilitation + Pairs modules

Begin to hone your skills towards working more decisively with the art & skills of facilitating in pairs and groups, fine-tuning your group dynamics and designing and practicing generative dialogues programmes. Learn about the differences between therapy and coaching in the autism context and be provided with new and emerging work in the science of communication, bringing the relational dimensions of Enaction theory, compassion, s piritual integration and Interbeing into the dialogic learning environment. 

Challenges.

For people who are already on their professional coaching or therapy journey and have completed Stage One.

For professionals who have achieved a good level of integrity in their own practice and completed our previous stages. You will work on a case study and be supported with a formal assessment in a style and methodology of your own choosing. Professional ethics and supervision are further becnhmarks and by the time you are an accredited ADA Practitioner, you will have reached a high level of ethical maturity and skills and confidence to apply the Approach in a wide range of settings including psychotherapy, counselling and coaching.