This self-access class introduces a pioneering, neurodiversity-affirming approach designed to help Psychosexual and Relationship Therapists work more effectively with neurodivergent service users. By combining sensory awareness, strengths-based methods, and creative techniques, the class equips you with practical tools to create inclusive, service user-centred therapy.
Our expert speaker guides you through:
- Client-Driven Practice: Explore how research participation and reflection can empower clients and enrich the therapeutic process.
- Sensory and Strengths-Based Approaches: Learn how to tailor therapy to individual sensory experiences while drawing on clients’ strengths for positive outcomes.
- Creativity and Playfulness: Discover how imaginative, playful methods can deepen connection and support growth in neurodivergent clients.
This is an edited recording of Chant Malan’s live presentation at the 2024 COSRT Winter Conference.
About the Trainer
Chant Malan
Chant Malan (they/them) is a clinical sexologist, counselling psychologist and the Gauteng Chairperson of the Southern African Sexual Health Association (SASHA). They have a special interest in queer sexual health and gender, sexual and relationship diversity.
Chant’s approach to therapy is intersectional, and they aim to create a safe, affirming and playful environment for a diverse spectrum of identities and life experiences.
Chant has a Masters in Counselling Psychology, a Masters in Political and International Studies, and a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy through the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology in the UK.
