Celebrating and supporting neurodivergent tweens, teens and adults.
Neuroaffirming Speech Therapy
Nat supports neurodivergent people to love and feel confident in who they are, exploring neurodivergent identity, communication, social connection, and self advocacy.
Nat also works with families, friends, schools, workplaces and the community to expand awareness that fosters positive relationships, connection, and support.
Autism Assessments
Autism assessments with Nat are an exploration of the authentic self, grounded in the belief that all neurotypes are worthy, valid and bring meaning to our neurodiverse world.
As an AuDHDer* herself, Nat understands that autism is often internalised and can present in ways that differ from mainstream stereotypes. She is experienced at recognising high-masking
presentations that are often misunderstood or missed, and strives to create a process where clients feel deeply seen, heard, and supported.
*AuDHD - Autistic+ADHD
Meet Nat (she/her)
As an AuDHD person, and mum to my own beautiful AuDHD daughters, I have lived experience of that crazy, beautiful ride that is life as a neurodivergent human. I followed my SpIns* and used the power of monotropism* to complete a Bachelor of Education + Master of Speech Pathology. I've thoroughly enjoyed 20 years of celebrating and supporting neurodivergent people in education and therapy settings.
I believe that all neurotypes are beautiful and am working towards co-creating a world that values and celebrates different ways of communicating, thinking and being.
*SpIn - Special Interest
*Monotropism - A flow state that allows sustained focus and attention t something of interest, without distraction.
BLOG
Interested in learning more about neuro-affirming autism assessment and therapy? Check out the blog posts below.
The Neurodiverse Classroom podcast
Tune in as Nat explores a brain based approach to supporting all neurotypes in the classroom!
Feeling Social?
Come say hi on Instagram, where Nat shares bright, colourful and helpful graphics about all things neurodiversity affirming!
