Services
Who do I Support?
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Parents
Parenting a neurodivergent child can bring unique challenges and joys. I offer one-on-one consultations and workshops for parents of autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD children, providing practical, strengths-based strategies to support your child and help your family thrive at home, at school, and in the community.
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NDIS Participants and their Carers
I provide one-on-one consultations for autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD young people and adults, as well as for their parents. Services are primarily delivered under NDIS Capacity Building Supports - helping participants develop practical strategies to build skills and confidence in everyday life and work.
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Individuals
I offer one-on-one psychological support and workshops for autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD young people (12–17 years) and adults. My work is neuro-affirming and strengths-based, supporting individuals to understand and value their neurotype, recognise strengths, and develop strategies that support wellbeing and everyday life.
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Teachers
Teachers play a key role in supporting neurodivergent learners. I offer one-on-one consultations for educators and staff, as well as workshops on request, providing practical, evidence-based strategies to understand, celebrate, and create inclusive, supportive, and strengths-based classroom environments.
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Employers
Inclusive workplaces benefit everyone. I offer one-on-one consultations and tailored workshops for employers providing practical, evidence-based strategies to support neurodivergent staff, create inclusive practices, and help teams work effectively with autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD colleagues and clients.
Support Strategies for Every Journey
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Understanding and supporting your child’s:
Brain type
Strengths and interests
Preferred communication and learning style
Big emotions
Nervous system (which impacts behaviours)
Energy, overwhelm, and stress
Routines and daily organisation
Sensory awareness and comforts
Focus, attention, and motivation
Memory and organisational supports
Confidence and self-advocacy
Friendships & social connections
School and learning strategies
Transitions & difficulties with change
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Support may include:
Understanding the brain and behaviours
Building upon strengths & preferences
Understanding everyday emotions
Managing energy, stress & overwhelm
Developing sensory awareness
Building organisation, planning, and time management skills
Supporting attention, focus, memory, motivation & learning
Supporting social connections
Navigating school, university, or workplace challenges
Strategies for transitions and change
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Support may include:
Understanding & working with emotions
Managing energy & overwhelm
Managing productivity & burnout cycle
Building sensory awareness
Managing time, focus & attention
Supporting motivation
Supporting memory & organisation
Building confidence & self-advocacy
Navigating friendships & relationships
Strategies for school, university, & work
Understanding your neurodivergent brain
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Support may include:
Understanding how neurodivergent brains learn and process information
Practical strategies for classroom organisation and routines
Supporting attention, focus, engagement, and motivation
Addressing sensory needs and creating a comfortable learning space
Building self-advocacy and confidence in students
Navigating social dynamics and peer relationships
Supporting students with schoolwork, transitions, and planning
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Support may include:
Understanding how neurodivergent brains work in the workplace
Practical strategies for communication, collaboration, and task management
Supporting attention, focus, and energy differences
Creating sensory-friendly and comfortable workspaces
Building confidence, self-advocacy, and strengths-based development
Supporting team dynamics and inclusion
Strategies for onboarding, training, and client interactions
NDIS funded psychological services
I’m a Coffs Harbour–based, NDIS-registered psychologist providing evidence-based support for neurodivergent teens (aged 12-17yrs), adults and carers or parents of neurodivergent children. I specialise in autism, ADHD, and AuDHD supports, with a neuro-affirming approach that honours identity, strengths, and individual preferences.
Psychological support is tailored to each individual’s goals and may include counselling, parent coaching, neurodivergent education, sensory and cognitive strategies, identity exploration, emotional understanding, communication support, preferences for social connection, environmental challenges, or daily life skills development.
Parents and carers can be provided NDIS funded psychological services when their participation directly supports their child’s NDIS goals.
My services are delivered under the NDIS Capacity Building Supports, primarily supporting Improved Daily Living Skills and Employment Assistance categories.
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For neurodivergent adults and teens (aged 12-17yrs)
Build skills to notice, express, and respond to emotions that feel right for the individual
Foster authentic social connection and communication in ways that work for the individual
Strengthen everyday problem-solving and self-advocacy skills
Confidently navigate life changes, transitions and new environments (e.g. starting school or entering the workforce)
To identify accommodations and supports that help individuals thrive at school and in the workplace.
Recognise each individual’s strengths, preferences, and support needs
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For parents & carers of autistic, ADHD or AuDHD children.
Practical strategies tailored to your child’s strengths, needs, and goals, supporting their emotional, sensory, environmental, and behavioural ways of being
Deepen your understanding of autism, ADHD, and AuDHD
Support social and communication skills in ways your child prefers—whether through neurodivergent, neurotypical, or mixed communication styles
Guidance through school transitions, routines, and developmental changes
Functional assessments to inform personalised goals and supports
Improved Daily Living Skills
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For individuals aged 15-25
Employment related assessment, counselling and advice
For individuals with limited work experience, those requiring work place adjustments, or support to obtain or retain employment
Navigating work transitions
Employment Assistance
NDIS Booking Terms
No-Shows:
If you miss an appointment the full session fee will apply, in accordance with NDIS Pricing arrangements.
Cancellations or Rescheduling within 0-48hrs:
We kindly ask for at least 2 clear business days’ notice for any changes to your appointment. Late cancellations and rescheduling will incur a full session fee, in line with NDIS Pricing Arrangements.
Changes made with 48+hrs notice:
No fee will be applied for changes made more than 2 clear business days’ notice before your appointment
Book an Appointment.
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