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 Take a look through our neurodiversity FAQs. 

  • Are you only on-line?
    Yes, our team (Brie- my lovely admin assistant, and I) only work on-line. If you’d like a bespoke workplace consultancy service or looking for a speaker for an event, we are able to arrange a phone call. Otherwise, please send us an email- Brie is very helpful and responsive! For some folk, therapy and assessments is best done in person (ie- face to face) For your safety and wellbeing, I recommend in-person professional care if you: Are experiencing thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or are concerned about your safety or the safety of others Are experiencing active psychosis or require crisis services Are managing an acute eating disorder such as anorexia or bulimia that requires close medical monitoring Are seeking treatment for a complex personality disorder/s.
  • Who do you see?
    I am happy to see anyone aged 18 and over who think they might have an autistic and/or ADHD neurotype.
  • What are your work days and business hours?
    The clinic operates on-line from Monday to Friday 9am-5pm (Brisbane time).
  • Is that water or vodka that I see you drinking during our sessions?
    Hahaha - wouldn't you like to know! 🥂
  • Why is Amy's cat a bit of an a*hole?
    Good question 😂 ... maybe dropped on his head as a kitten?? Lucky for him that he's pretty 😸
  • What's with the images of sunflowers?
    Did you know that people who have a hidden disability can choose to wear a Sunflower lanyard? This discreetly indicates to others that they may need additional time, support or understanding. This provides a consistent icon that is recognisable. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is an international approach that is coordinated in Australia by Bayley House. To find out more about the Sunflower initiative visit: Bayley House Hidden disabilities Sunflower
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