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How often do you get to ask a Clinical Psychologist a question without an appointment?
This webinar has offered exactly that!
We have a list of questions for Amelia to answer—plus some time for your new ones at the end of the live webinar.
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Some questions include:
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“ What should I follow up on after I get my diagnosis?
“How can I help my AuDHD clients feel safer to un-mask?”
“Why do Autistic people automatically seem to connect with other Autistic people?”
“Is it harder to diagnose boys or girls on the spectrum?”
“How to make sure your everyday language is neuro-affirming?”
Please Note: The focus is on insight and reflection — not diagnosis or individual treatment.
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Clinical Psychologist answers your questions from the Gold Coast Disability Expo
How often do you get to ask an experienced Psychologist a question without an appointment?
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This webinar has offered exactly that!
We have a list of questions for Amelia to answer—plus some time for your new ones at the end of the live webinar.
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Some questions include:
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“ What should I follow up on after I get my diagnosis?
“How can I help my AuDHD clients feel safer to un-mask?”
“Why do Autistic people automatically seem to connect with other Autistic people?”
“Is it harder to diagnose boys or girls on the spectrum?”
“How to make sure your everyday language is neuro-affirming?”
Please Note: The focus is on insight and reflection — not diagnosis or individual treatment.
​Who this webinar may be for:
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Neurodivergent adults
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Parents of neurodiverse children
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Supportive team leaders that want to better understand staff.
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This session is educational in nature and suitable for adults.
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What will be explored?
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Neurodiversity related
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Autism and ADHD and more!
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Your Live Q & A
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The focus is on insight and reflection — not diagnosis or individual treatment
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What’s Included?
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Live 60-minute online session
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Opportunity for short Q&A
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Access to the recording replay
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About The Presenter.
Amelia Read is a Clinical Psychologist and Founder of The Neurodiverse Network, with over a decade of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals across lifespan and settings.
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With lived experience of ADHD and autism, Amelia combines clinical expertise with real-world insight to translate complex neuropsychology into practical, meaningful strategies.


