About the course
This training aims to educate participants on co-coaching as well as explore ways to support neurodivergent people in the workplace in a neuro-affirmative manner.
Participants will develop and increase confidence, knowledge, compassion, and empathy to work with neurodivergent individuals.
Empowerment is a crucial part of the training, to support our participants to become confident and empowering coaches effectively supporting neurodivergent clients in the workplace and beyond.
Key Outcomes from this course
- Develop a deeper understanding of co-coaching, its purpose and place in the workplace.
- Expand understanding of how co-coaching differs from 1:1 coaching.
- Understand the importance of not making assumptions about understanding of communications – always check, clarify, rephrase, etc as necessary.
- Be aware of the likelihood of low self-esteem and high levels of anxiety when working with neurodivergent people in the workplace.
- Understand the importance of being non-judgemental and having an open mind when working with neurodivergent people in the workplace.
- Develop an understanding of communication, environmental and sensory needs of the individual and make reasonable adjustments accordingly.
- Consider the importance of language during a co-coaching session in the workplace.
- Critically reflect on current working practices such as interview questions.
- Be confident in putting together – effective co-coaching sessions for neurodivergent people and their managers in the workplace.