$25 for the 1-CE course and continuing education certificate. There are no additional fees for this course. The fee offers you lifetime access to the self-guided home study course. Because you maintain lifetime access tot he learning materials, no refunds are offered for this course.

Dr. Amy Marschall is a licensed clinical psychologist in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Florida, South Carolina, Wisconsin, and New York, PsyPact provider, and registered psychologist in New Zealand. She is the author of A Clinician's Guide to Supporting Autistic Clients and Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy: What Every Mental Health Provider Needs to Know. She is late-diagnosed autistic.

1. Participants will appraise current research related to mental health care for autistic adults, including distinctions between historically dominant models of care and neurodiversity-affirming approaches.
2. Participants will assess the alignment of treatment plans and therapeutic approaches with neurodiversity-affirming principles when working with autistic clients.
3. Participants will evaluate evidence-based neurodiversity-affirming interventions that may be incorporated into psychotherapy with autistic clients, including at least five interventions discussed during the course.

This is an intermediate-level course for psychologists, social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and any other mental health professional who provides therapy services to autistic clients. Participants should have an introductory understanding of neurodiversity-affirming care and of autism.

Dr. Marschall was compensated by the Riga Neurodiversity Conference to create a version of this course. Dr. Marschall and Resiliency Mental Health have no financial or non-financial conflicts of interest to disclose.