This research project gathers insights from representatives of neurodivergent-led organisations in the UK on how domestic abuse perpetrator programmes can be made more neuroinclusive. Drawing on previous work with Neurodivergent offenders and international practitioner experiences, the study highlights the need for tailored approaches that consider Neurodivergent perspectives. It concludes with key recommendations and practical implications for more inclusive programme development and delivery.
This research project gathers insights from representatives of neurodivergent-led organisations in the UK on how domestic abuse perpetrator programmes can be made more neuroinclusive. Drawing on previous work with Neurodivergent offenders and international practitioner experiences, the study highlights the need for tailored approaches that consider Neurodivergent perspectives. It concludes with key recommendations and practical implications for more inclusive programme development and delivery.
