Continuing education: Understanding and living with neurodivergence in adulthood

Expand and deepen your pedagogical skills in dealing with heterogeneous target groups, complex life situations and challenging work contexts.

In an increasingly diverse world of work and life, understanding neurodivergent perspectives is steadily gaining importance. People on the autism spectrum, with ADHD, or other neurodivergent conditions possess diverse potential – yet often encounter structural barriers, a lack of sensitivity, or insufficient support. Our training program provides you with practical knowledge and skills for supporting, assisting, and including neurodivergent individuals in various professional settings. The focus is on both the needs and strengths of those affected and the demands placed on professionals, teams, and institutions. The goal is to develop an inclusive understanding of diversity and to learn concrete approaches for neurodiversity-supportive practices.

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Requirements for participation

You can participate in the training course…

• if you work as a professional in a social services institution (especially inpatient and outpatient residential facilities, workshops, inclusive businesses, youth services, and refugee and migration work) or a medical institution
• if you have German language skills at least at B2 level

Contents:

• Introduction to Neurodivergence
• Module 1: Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Module 2: People with acquired brain injuries
• Module 3: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
• Module 4: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
• Module 5: Trauma and Neurodivergence
• Module 6: Network and Cooperation

Course duration:
09.02.2026 – 09.12.2026

Cost contribution:
1.980,- €

Course scope:
152 teaching units (TU)

Class times:
9:00 AM – 4:15 PM

Participants:
maximum 18 people

Registration information:
Registration required

Cost:
1980 €