Adults Adapting to Autism
Online Training for Clinicians of Color
About this Training
More and more adults are being diagnosed as Autistic in the last few years. As most of them have found ways to mask and cope throughout their lifetime an Autism diagnosis can be a shock to them since they assumed they were “broken” or failing instead. In this workshop I will be teaching clinicians how help clients adapt to the Autism that has always been an unknown and misunderstood piece of their identity. In this workshop clinicians will learn how to teach clients to accept and care for their full selves to lead to self love. Participants will leave with ways to walk a client through making their personal sensory profile with accommodation ideas for all of their environments, verbiage clinicians can give to clients to discuss new boundaries and needs with client’s loved ones, and a plan on how to help these clients move forward effectively and affirmingly.
About Your Trainer
Meghan Ashley is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Texas. She provides space where people can be their full selves and explore who they are destined to become. She focuses on empowering people to learn to better understand themselves. Meghan Ashley received her M.S. in Counseling psychology from Louisiana State University Shreveport. Throughout her career Meghan has worked with clients identifying, celebrating, and maintaining their authenticity.
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