ADI-R Clinical Training
About Course:
The ADI-R Clinical Training is a comprehensive, interactive two-day training designed to develop clinical competence in the administration, scoring and interpretation of the Autism Diagnostic Interview – Revised (ADI-R).
The course combines core theoretical foundations with practical learning opportunities, supporting clinicians to develop confidence and consistency in using the ADI-R within autism and neurodevelopmental assessments.
Participants will explore the structure and purpose of the ADI-R, develop skills in effective administration and accurate scoring, and learn how to interpret findings and contribute meaningfully to multidisciplinary team (MDT) decision-making.
The training also emphasises ethical and neuroaffirmative clinical practice, supporting high-quality and consistent assessment processes within clinical services.
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Course Presenter:
Sarah Phelan
Sarah is the Founder of Autism Services Group and a highly experienced mental health and neurodevelopmental specialist. She worked for the NHS for 10 years within busy mental health teams, supporting individuals with severe and enduring mental health conditions.
Since leaving the NHS in 2021, Sarah has worked as a neurodevelopmental specialist consultant with several organisations across Oxford, supporting individuals and professionals within the field of neurodevelopment.
Sarah’s professional experience, combined with her personal understanding of neurodivergence, has shaped her strong commitment to supporting individuals and families and promoting a deeper understanding of neurodevelopmental needs.
She is passionate about delivering high-quality, practical training and working collaboratively with clinicians and professionals to improve understanding, assessment, and support for neurodivergent individuals.