Greg is a paediatric occupational therapist who shares practical, child-centred strategies to support regulation, connection & learning. His work encourages parents, teachers, and therapists to see behaviour through a compassionate lens.
Robyn is a therapist, writer, and educator who teaches about the power of connection, especially for children who have experienced trauma. She makes brain science practical, accessible, and full of heart.
Connie is the founder of Social Stencil, an organisation dedicated to creating
engaging tools that support social learning for children and young people.
Mona is a clinical psychologist and author who bridges developmental science with everyday practice. She helps parents and professionals respond to children’s behaviours with compassion and insight.
Adina is a speech therapist and educator who celebrates neurodiversity and helps families and teachers support communication in joyful, affirming ways. She shares resources, courses, and a podcast through her platform Play. Learn. Chat.
Kelsie is an occupational therapist who blends lived experience and professional knowledge to create resources for families, schools, and clinicians. Her work focuses
on play, inclusion, and respecting neurodivergent perspectives.
A hub for families and professionals learning about gestalt language processing and echolalia. The community shares resources, lived experience, and practical strategies to support communication development.
A supportive peer-led group for parents and carers of neurodivergent children. Members share experiences, strategies, and encouragement through a compassionate, neuro-affirming lens.
Yellow Ladybugs is a non-profit organisation amplifying the voices of autistic girls, women, and gender-diverse people. They create safe, inclusive spaces and advocate for greater visibility and support.
Sandhya is an AuDHD psychologist who advocates for strengths-based, inclusive approaches to mental health and education. She shares accessible, compassionate insights for both families and professionals.
A queer, trans, AuDHD author and advocate, Neurodivergent Rebel shares personal stories and practical resources to challenge stereotypes, celebrate difference, and support the neurodivergent community.
Reframing Autism is an autistic-led charity dedicated to shifting how we think about autism. They offer free and paid resources, courses, research summaries, webinars, podcasts, and professional development.
Who else are we learning from?
Explore a curated collection of books, guides, and tools for all ages — from picture books to professional workbooks. Each resource is selected to support inclusive, affirming learning.
Tune into conversations that matter. These podcasts and videos share lived experiences, practical strategies, and fresh perspectives on learning, connection, and care.
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A book, podcast, or voice we’ve missed?
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