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Location
Online
Study Mode
Online

Outcomes
Behavioural Support Officer, Disability Support Coordinator, Diversity and Inclusion Manager, Family Support Worker, Student Support Officer
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QualificationGraduate Diploma

Duration
1 year (full time)

Start Date
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Payment Option
FEE-HELP, Payment plan, Upfront payment
This course meets the Nationally Recognised Training standards. It is listed on the Australian government's National Register for Vocational Education and Training (VET). Studying this course leads to a qualification that's recognised throughout Australia, and lets employers know that you have the right skills for the job.

How Much Will It Cost?

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This course can be paid for through the FEE-HELP government loan scheme. If you are an Australian citizen or hold a permanent humanitarian visa, you may not need to pay upfront.

Instead, the Australian government will pay your course fees directly to the provider on your behalf. You’ll begin repaying your loan through the tax system once you start earning more than the minimum threshold of $54,435 (2024-25 financial year).

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Flexible payment plans are available for this course, making it easier to invest in your future. Enquire now to find out more!

Course Rundown

The Graduate Diploma in Neuro-affirming Practice, offered by the Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors, is designed to equip professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to support neurodivergent individuals. This course acknowledges neurodiversity as a natural variation in human cognitive functioning and aims to promote inclusion across various neurotypes, including autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. Participants will gain advanced insights into ethical and legal best practices, tailored communication strategies, and practical skills to effectively counsel neurodiverse clients within a supportive framework.

Throughout the course, students will explore a range of key learning areas, including the foundations of counselling, integrated approaches to therapy, and the cultural and social dimensions of neurodivergence. The curriculum emphasises the importance of creating intersubjective therapeutic spaces that respect and honour neurodivergent identities. By engaging in reflective practice and advanced case studies, graduates will be well-prepared to advocate for neurodivergent clients and navigate the complexities of their unique experiences. This course offers a flexible learning environment, allowing students to progress at their own pace, whether full-time or part-time.

With a focus on practical application and real-world relevance, the Graduate Diploma in Neuro-affirming Practice is an excellent opportunity for those looking to enhance their counselling expertise and make a meaningful impact in the lives of neurodiverse individuals. Enquire to learn more.

Eligibility

To be eligible to study this course, applicants must hold an Undergraduate (Bachelor) degree in any field.

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