Description
How to purchase
In order to purchase for more than one person, select the Group option and the number of courses you would like to buy.
In your NAPAC account you can then assign a course to a registered email address. The email address you assign the course to must also have registered with NAPAC, you can register here.
Once the course has been purchased and assigned, the user can login to their account and begin the course.
Purpose
This course aims to provide an understanding of how trauma affects and is processed in the neurodivergent brain.
It is designed for neurodivergent individuals seeking insights into their own experiences with trauma, as well as for caregivers, support professionals, and allies who wish to better understand and support neurodivergent individuals dealing with trauma.
By the end of this module, participants should be able to:
- Understand how neurodivergence influences the experience and processing of trauma.
- Identify signs of trauma in neurodivergent individuals and differentiate them from typical presentations.
- Apply trauma-informed approaches to support neurodivergent individuals effectively.
- Foster resilience and healing strategies that align with neurodivergent strengths and needs.
Do I need to submit any written work?
The learning is self-directed. You will not need to submit any work.
What will I need to get the best out of this course?
- Notebook for recording your thoughts and reflections
- A suitable location in which to study
What if the course brings up certain thoughts and feelings for me; who can I talk to?
Thinking and learning about childhood abuse will certainly be difficult whether or not you are or know a survivor. If you are affected by any of the course content, please call NAPAC’s support line on 0808 801 0331 and talk to someone – details of the service including the opening hours are here:
https://napac.org.uk/calling-our-support-line/
You may also find NAPAC’s free online resources helpful, including our booklets and information about flashbacks and grounding techniques:
NAPAC’s booklets https://napac.org.uk/resources/
Flashbacks and grounding techniques https://napac.org.uk/flashbacks/
If you need to talk to someone outside of NAPAC’s opening hours, you can call Samaritans 24/7 365 days a year on 116 123.