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Course Tag: Autistic Children

The Neurodiversity-Paradigm Framework for Autistic Social Communication

Course cover image titled 'The Neurodiversity-Paradigm Framework for Autistic Social Communication.' This is a neurodiversity affirming therapy approach to autistic social skills training. Colorful promotional graphic for 'The Neurodiversity-Paradigm Framework for Autistic Social Communication' by Julie Roberts (© 2019–2024). The design features bold, colorful text, an infinity symbol representing neurodiversity, and a circular image of diverse young individuals smiling and interacting.

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Is ABA for Autistic Children a Neurodiversity-Affirming Model of Care? (On-Demand Course)

text: Is ABA for Autistic Children a Neurodiversity-Affirming Model of Care? Image: decorative hexagons with pictures of ABA adults doing ABA with children. The center image's text says ABA.

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Autistic Stimming: Neurobiological Insight for Understanding & Support

Alt text: "A colorful graphic with the title 'Autistic Stimming: Neurobiological Insight for Understanding & Support.' The design features a row of raised hands with different colors and patterns, including heart shapes on some palms, symbolizing diversity and support. Circular patterns and bubbles in green, blue, and orange decorate the background. The bottom corner features the logo of the Therapist Neurodiversity Collective, which includes a globe and the words 'Therapy, Advocacy, Education' with the tagline 'Established January 2018.'

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Embracing Neurodiversity: Autistic Thriving in Pre-K – Elementary

Embracing Neurodiversity: Transformative Strategies for Autistic Thriving in the Pre-K – Elementary Classroom Image: Pre-K students raising hands to sky

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Trauma-Informed Mental Health Care for Neurodivergent Populations (On-Demand Course)

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Flipping the Autism Narrative in Schools: What does this kind of therapy look like?

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The Autistic Theory of Mind “deficit”: Autistic impairment or mutual (mis)understanding? (On-Demand Course)

The Autistic Theory of Mind “deficit”: Autistic impairment or mutual (mis)understanding?

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Intellectual Disability, Autism, & Neurodiversity-Affirming Support: Where Do Therapists Start? (On-Demand Course)

Intellectual Disability, Autism, & Neurodiversity-Affirming Support: Where Do Therapists Start?

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Beyond Compliance: Neurodiversity-Affirming AAC Goals for Complex Communicators (On-Demand Course)

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Neurodiversity-Affirming-Therapy for Autistic Youth – On Demand Course

Text: Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy for Autistic Youth. Image description: Autistic young person with black hair and eyes and brown skin, hands raised to the sky. He is wearing a green shirt with a neurodiversity symbol on the front.

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Refund Policy

Learners who register for a Neurodiversity Training Course occasionally change their mind for one reason or another. Regardless of the reason, we believe there should be a definite refund policy for learner who decides not to take the course. Refunds for online courses are only given under the following circumstances:

 

  • The learner /user did not access any portion of the online course AND the learner/user requests a refund, in writing via email to info@therapistndc.org within three business days from the date of the registration (email notification sent). There will be no refunds for any online courses once a course has been accessed in any manner.
  • A full refund will be issued less an administrative fee of 20%.
  • All shipped materials (books, materials, study guides, etc.) are returned, unopened/unused at your own expense if you accept delivery of the package. There are no refunds for Kindle books, e-books, or pdf products.
  • Additional restocking and shipping costs may apply to returned shipped items.

 

Please understand that with the enrollment and accessing of your online course, you have read and agree to the aforementioned refund policy. There are no extensions granted for your course. If you do not complete your course by the end-date on your welcome email, there will be additional fees for extended access.

 

Online Professional Development Refund Policy

  • The professional/user did not access any portion of the online course AND the professional/user requests a refund, in writing via email within 72 hours of enrolling in the course.
  • We are unable to offer refunds after any portion of the online course has been accessed.

 

If you have any questions about this policy, please contact us at info@therapistndc.org