Membership Hub · Guidelines
Membership Guidelines
A clear framework for respectful use, confidentiality, professional boundaries and responsible use of members-only content.
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The kind of space we are creating
The Membership Hub is a professional CPD and resource space designed to support practitioners in their continuous growth, providing high-quality learning, structured guidelines, and a collaborative ecosystem to thrive.
Our shared principle: You should not have to translate yourself first in order to be understood or to access support. We build with clarity, accessibility, and mutual respect at our core.
1 · Respect
Use affirming, respectful language
Difference of experience is welcomed when shared safely, maintaining respect for all professional backgrounds.
2 · Confidentiality
Protect clients and colleagues
Do not post or submit content that violates privacy or shares identifying details of active casework.
3 · Professional boundaries
This is CPD, not clinical advice
Membership content supports continuous professional development but does not replace clinical supervision.
Using membership content
For your own professional use
You may use downloadable tools, templates, and framework documents within for your direct own professional therapeutic work.
Sharing links rather than files
If you want to tell another practitioner about our resources, please share the link to our portal registration page rather than copying or sharing the raw files.
Research and third-party material
Books, papers and articles referenced within this portal remain the intellectual property of their respective authors and must be cited accordingly.
Live CPD participation
- Join using the name you registered with, so we can verify your attendance.
- Do not record the session or share any session materials.
- Keep client examples anonymous to maintain confidentiality.
- Respect different communication styles and professional backgrounds.
- Allow facilitators to guide the session pacing and discussion.
No pressure to perform participation. Listening, using chat, or speaking are all valid ways to engage.
Concerns
If something does not feel right
If you experience behaviour that violates our guidelines, or if you feel unsafe, please contact us at thinkneurodivergentuk@gmail.com.
Serious or repeated breaches may lead to content removal, suspension, or permanent ban from the community. We are committed to maintaining a safe space.
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