Professional Training
Expert-led training for schools, clinical teams, and community organizations — building capacity to better serve neurodivergent individuals.
About Professional Training
The clinicians and educators who support neurodivergent individuals have an enormous impact — and the quality of that support matters. Connected Path Clinicians offers professional training designed to equip schools, clinical teams, and community organizations with the knowledge and practical tools to better understand, serve, and advocate for the people in their care.
Who We Train
Schools and Educational Teams
Teachers, paraprofessionals, school counselors, and administrators.
Healthcare and Clinical Teams
Therapists, psychologists, physicians, and allied health professionals.
Community Organizations and Nonprofits
Staff and volunteers working with neurodivergent individuals and families.
Training Topics
Neurodiversity Awareness and Affirming Practices
Understanding neurodivergent profiles and building inclusive, affirming environments.
Trauma-Informed Care
Recognizing the impact of trauma and responding with safety, sensitivity, and skill.
ADHD and Autism in Educational Settings
Practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent learners in the classroom.
Communication Strategies for Diverse Learners
Tools and approaches for supporting individuals with varied communication needs and styles.
Formats, Credit & Why CPC
Formats Available
We offer flexible training formats including workshops, in-service days, team consultations, and ongoing professional development series. Training can be delivered in-person or virtually and are customized to the specific needs and context of your team or organization.
Professional Development Credit
CPC professional trainings are designed to meet the standards for educator professional development. Participants are encouraged to submit certificates of completion and training documentation to their school district’s professional development coordinator for clock hour or PIP credit consideration under Delaware Title 14 guidelines.
Why CPC
Our training team brings direct clinical expertise across speech-language pathology, mental health, autism, ADHD, and trauma-informed care — paired with real-world experience supporting neurodivergent individuals across educational, clinical, and community settings. Our goal is not just to inform, but to inspire lasting change in how professionals show up for the people they serve.
Ready to take the next step?
Contact us today to schedule a consultation.