I’m an AuDHD therapist based in Australia, offering online therapeutic support for neurodivergent children, young people, and adults. My approach is strengths-based, trauma-tranformative, and deeply affirming of neurodivergent ways of being. I also support parents through my Navigating Neurodivergence sessions—providing guidance, insight, and encouragement as they walk alongside their ND children. As someone who is neurodivergent myself, I bring lived experience, professional expertise, and a heartfelt commitment to helping others unmask, feel safe, and thrive.

Hello! I’m Indre, a late-diagnosed autistic psychologist 💙

I provide one-to-one support for autistic adults and their loved ones. My work is based on a person centered, neuroaffirmative approach: I help people understand and embrace their authentic autistic selves and improve their quality of life. Having lived abroad, I also support international clients who feel different in multiple ways.

Christine is a late-identified Autistic and ADHD Psychotherapist, Trainer and Consultant and has over 10 years experience in private practice.

Counsellor/psychotherapist welcoming clients aged 18 or older who are looking for a safe, supportive, non-judgemental and positively curious space.

Dr. Adam Hazlett is a renowned advocate for and expert in neurodiversity and inclusion, whose work is enriched by a deep understanding of the humanities and the complexities of human interaction. With two master’s degrees and a doctorate in humanities, along with certifications in Disability Inclusion from the University of Michigan and Neurodiversity from Florida State University, Dr. Hazlett combines academic insight with practical expertise in equitable design and user experience. His work focuses on helping institutions across sectors understand the importance of accessibility, empathy, and equity, offering training that emphasizes neuro-inclusion and micro-accommodations to foster more inclusive environments.

In addition to his role as a tenured professor of humanities at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, Michigan, Dr. Hazlett actively contributes to disability advocacy. He serves as Director of Public Relations for Self-Advocates of Michigan, a statewide organization affiliated with the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council, and is also the founder and executive director of

Humanities101 was founded by and for autistic individuals. Our mission is to normalize neurodivergence in all of its forms. We focus on autism and neurodiversity outreach and education with workshops and community discussions. We believe that there is no such thing as “Normal.” We also seek to provide support and provide resources to autists, their families, and their communities. We believe that access and belonging leads to a stronger community.

I am a fully accredited Adolescent and Adult Psychotherapist with the IACP, and I have been practicing psychotherapy for over two decades. In my neuro-affirming practice I celebrate the diversity of human neurology, providing compassionate counselling to both adults & adolescents.
I support individuals as they explore their unique neurotypes (Autism and ADHD being the most common) thereby fostering growth, understanding & wellbeing.
In supporting parents of neurodivergent children there is still widespread misunderstanding about the various conditions this term includes and in some cases harmful prejudices leave parents anxious about starting an assessment or receiving a diagnosis. I aim to help you make sense of your feelings and work out how to support the emotional needs of your child as they learn to celebrate their uniqueness