13/03/2026
I’ve just launched the first training in my ADHD Therapy CPD Series for counsellors and psychotherapists.
Over the years, working with children and teenagers with ADHD, I kept noticing something. There is a lot of information about diagnosis and symptoms, but far less about what ADHD actually looks like in the therapy room and how we adapt our work in response.
Many of the things we see in sessions can easily be misunderstood. What looks like avoidance, lack of motivation, or disengagement is often cognitive overload, executive functioning struggles, masking, or shame from years of feeling misunderstood.
So I created a training that focuses on the in-room perspective.
This first course explores how ADHD presents during therapy sessions and how we can adapt pacing, expectations, and structure so therapy becomes more accessible and supportive for neurodivergent clients.
This course stands alone, but it’s also the first in a three-part ADHD Therapy CPD series. The next two trainings will focus on creative approaches and relational work with ADHD in therapy.
You can find out more here:
https://thehealingspacetherapy.co.uk/courses
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