Nuanced & High-Masking ADHD & Autism Full-Day Professional Training
Friday, October 23 · Tucson, AZ
Neurodivergence cannot always be seen in the ways we may have learned to define it. As a late-diagnosed AuDHD clinician, I know both personally and professionally how much can be missed when we understand neurodivergence only through what can be observed on the surface. This full-day professional training in Tucson explores how to better understand high-masking neurodivergence, and how this understanding can help us offer more accessible, supportive services to our clients.
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“I received an amazing insight into high masking autism, how it can present, and how it can feel. GREAT!”
— Anonymous training participant
Feedback from a 2025 professional training on high-masking autism, co-presented in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Registration is Open!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2026 9:30 AM–4:30 PM
Love Life Therapy Center 1430 E Fort Lowell Rd, Suite 210 Tucson, AZ 85719
$225 Limited to 16 participants
Morning Session 9:30AM-12:30PM Foundations for Understanding: Nuanced & High-Masking ADHD & Autism
Explore high-masking ADHD, autism, & AuDHD, including internal experience, masking, sensory experiences, dynamic capacity, & burnout.
12:30PM-1:30PM: lunch on your own eat out or eat in! kitchen is available
Afternoon Session 1:30PM-4:30PM Foundations for Application: Creating Neurodivergent-Affirming Therapeutic Services
Explore neurodivergent-affirming practice, including understanding accessibility, communication and processing differences, the therapeutic relationship, adaptations to therapeutic approaches, late-diagnosis grief, and how to help clients nurture self-compassion.
“Went from zero knowledge of ‘neurodivergence’ to at least 60 mph.”
— Anonymous training participant
“I particularly appreciated the information regarding the types of neuroaffirming support autistic clients benefit from, as well as the discussion of the need for nuance and flexibility in an ever-evolving understanding of neurocomplexity.”
— Anonymous training participant
Feedback from a 2025 professional training on high-masking autism, co-presented in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
“I have so much gratitude that I took this course: it was affirming, it was educational, it was healing. I have new language to use, a broader sense of community, and an understanding of myself in a new way.”
— Anonymous training participant
Feedback from a 2026 professional training on high-masking autism, co-presented in Santa Fe, New Mexico.