Neurodiversity & Parts Work

Adapting therapeutic approaches
for neurodivergent clients

Parts work can be powerful. But for many neurodivergent clients, traditional models often feel clunky, confusing, or just not quite right. In this advanced, skills-focused webinar, we’ll explore how to adapt parts work in ways that feel more accessible, affirming, and usable for neurodivergent folks.

Drawing from lived experience and combined clinical expertise in trauma, EMDR, and neurodiversity-affirming practice, this session unpacks why standard parts models sometimes miss the mark - and how to shift your approach without losing depth or nuance.

Why this
session matters

If you've ever felt stuck trying to apply parts work with neurodivergent clients, you're not alone. Whether you’re working within EMDR, schema therapy, or another modality, this session is here to help you build more flexible, respectful ways of working.

We’ll explore how identity, dissociation, and plurality show up differently across neurodivergent experience - and what that means for how we show up as therapists.

What You’ll Learn

Meet your presenters

Anna Clarke is a neurodivergent psychologist, EMDR Consultant, and founder of Divergent Futures. With deep expertise in trauma, dissociation, and neurodivergence, Anna brings a grounded and affirming perspective to parts work and EMDR clinical practice with neurodivergent clients.