The Neurodivergent Pelvic Pain Lens: Skills for Clinicians

A 2-hour online workshop designed for clinicians working with neurodivergent women and non-binary vulva owners experiencing pelvic or sexual pain.

This workshop equips clinicians with practical tools to recognise, adapt, and support neurodivergent clients with pelvic pain.

Which clinicians? Physios, Osteos, GPs, Gynaecologists, Pain Specialists all welcome!

Why This Workshop?

Pelvic pain and neurodivergence are deeply intertwined—but rarely talked about in the same clinical space. Clients with ADHD, autism, or other neurodivergent profiles often experience pelvic pain differently: sensory hypersensitivity, dysautonomia, shutdowns, or struggles with executive functioning can profoundly shape how pain is lived and treated.

This workshop will equip clinicians with the knowledge and tools to see pelvic pain through a neurodivergent lens—making your care more attuned, inclusive, and effective.

  • Online via Zoom on 15th October or Oct 18th

  • 2 hours duration (with breaks)

  • Option to share or ask as much or as little as you like. You can just listen if that’s what you’d prefer. It’s a safe space.

  • Option to have your video off, pets on laps, use chat instead of speak, ask anonymous questions, use fidgets or move around - anything that supports your brain and body in this space.

  • Fee: $100

  • Afterpay available (we know the cost of living is insane and have tried to keep prices low and offer payment options).

  • If you would like to access Afterpay, please email admin@lauragracepsychology.com.au and we will invoice you directly.

The details:

You’ll explore:

  • The hidden intersections of pelvic pain & neurodivergence

  • How overwhelm, masking, and shutdowns affect treatment

  • Tools to adapt communication, pacing & co-regulation

  • Fresh frameworks you can apply in practice tomorrow

👉 Join us to expand your lens—and your clinical impact.

What you’ll learn:

  • The overlap that matters: sensory differences, executive functioning, dysautonomia, and EDS in pelvic pain care.

  • Recognising shutdown & masking: the subtle cues that shift how clients show up in the room.

  • Tools that work: co-regulation strategies, communication adaptations, and practical pacing approaches.

  • From theory to practice: frameworks and takeaways you can use immediately across disciplines. This workshop will equip clinicians with the knowledge and tools to see pelvic pain through a neurodivergent lens—making your care more attuned, inclusive, and effective.

What You’ll Take Away

  • Ready-to-use strategies for assessment, pacing, and co-regulation.

  • A toolkit of ND-attuned clinical adjustments you can apply straight away.

  • Greater confidence supporting clients who’ve felt unseen or misunderstood.

  • Practical resources to bring back to your workplace and team.