by Samantha Butterworth – Psychologist | 28 May, 2026 | General, Neurodiversity Informed Psychological Therapy and Well-Being, Supporting Educators & Clinicians, Supporting Neurodiverse Adults, Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Teens, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
Anxiety can feel exhausting. It can show up as a tight chest before a meeting. A racing mind at night. A wave of dread before sending a message. A sudden urge to cancel plans. Sometimes it feels loud and urgent. Other times it hums quietly in the background, gently...
by Dr Wes Turner – Clinical Psychologist / Clinic Director | 27 April, 2026 | General, Neurodiverse Informed Assessment, Neurodiversity Informed Psychological Therapy and Well-Being, Supporting Educators & Clinicians, Supporting Neurodiverse Adults, Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Teens, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
One of the most interesting things that contemporary neuroscience has shown us is that the brain is fundamentally a prediction machine. The brain is constantly generating expectations about what is going to happen next, based on everything it has experienced before....
by Emalyn Gooding – Clinical Psychologist | 5 December, 2025 | Neurodiversity Informed Psychological Therapy and Well-Being, Supporting Educators & Clinicians, Supporting Neurodiverse Adults, Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Teens, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
Trauma and Neurodivergence Have you ever wondered why so many neurodivergent people describe carrying a lifetime of small hurts, misunderstandings, and moments of overwhelm that shape how safe they feel in the world? Trauma for Autistic individuals and those with ADHD...
by Stuart Balachandran - Clinical Psychologist | 31 October, 2025 | General, Supporting Educators & Clinicians, Supporting Neurodiverse Adults, Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Teens, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
It is deeply human to seek connection and to desire the comfort of being heard, agreed with, or understood. Most of us have known how good it feels to share an opinion and be met with validation, or to say something vulnerable and receive a gentle, reassuring...
by Dr Hugh Walker – Clinical Psychologist / Clinic Director | 27 August, 2025 | General, Neurodiversity Informed Psychological Therapy and Well-Being, Supporting Educators & Clinicians, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
Written By Dr Hugh Walker, Clinical Psychologist, Clinic Director “She used to laugh at my silly dad jokes…..” In the clinic this month, a theme has emerged with several parents related to the grief that can arise as children transition into...
by Tyler Isherwood – Psychologist | 21 February, 2025 | Supporting Neurodiverse Children & Teens, Supporting Parents & Neurodiverse Families
The internet is a central part of daily life, offering children and adolescents opportunities for learning, connection, and entertainment. For our neurodiverse clients, we know that internet and online gaming can feel more predictable and safer for socialising and...
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