Resources for Psychologists

LIVE EVENT - 6 & 7 AUGUST 2025 - MELBOURNE

Neurodivergent Clinician Symposium

 

Lydia Meem autism psychologist NSW

Bringing together Australia's top neurodivergent health professionals, speaking from both their clinical expertise and lived experience.

Join passionate clinicians in a sensory and movement friendly space where you can learn, grow, feel safe and confident in exploring neurodiversity affirming clinical practices, communication and collaboration. Get access to all the practical strategies and resources you need to take your clinic to the next level.

Our experienced psychologists have created a selection of useful resources you can use to better assess and support autistic clients in your clinic.

ONLINE LEARNING

Courses & Training

We are regularly creating new resources, courses and workshops for Psychologists. See what's new and coming soon.

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LIVE & ON-DEMAND

Webinars & Workshops

We host regular online training series and webinars with Q&A sessions. All training provides CPD points and certificate upon completion.

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AVAILABLE NOW!

Beyond IQ Scores Book

An Autism Assessment Handbook for Clinicians to gain confidence in making behavioural observations during cognitive and developmental assessments.

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MORE RESOURCES

Neurodiversity Affirming Resources

Neurodiversity affirming resources created by neurodiverse people for neurodiverse people and their families.

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FREE RESOURCE

Cognitive Assessment Observation Checklist

 Use this checklist to quickly capture behaviours you observe during an assessment, and describe behaviours with more confidence in your reports.

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FREE RESOURCE

Neurodivergent Student Profile

This is a great resource for sharing an Autistic student's strengths, needs and strategies with teachers and service providers.

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How to Create a Neurodiverse Affirming Autism Assessment Experience


Neurodiversity Affirming Practices when working with Autistic people and their families.

 

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Navigating First Autism Conversations

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