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  • Teens & Screens – Pocket Psych guide helping therapists and families support mindful and balanced technology use for neurodivergent teens

    Teens & Screens: A Neuroaffirming Guide $28.00

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  • Finding a School That Fits – Pocket Psych guide helping therapists and parents find supportive schooling options for neurodivergent teens

    Finding a School That Fits $12.00

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  • PDA Clinician’s Guide to Working with Families – Pocket Psych guide supporting therapists working with pathological demand avoidant autistic children and their families

    Pathological Demand Avoidance: A Clinician's Guide (Three Psychs) $35

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  • School Can’t Cards – Pocket Psych therapy cards helping therapists and families understand and support school refusal in neurodivergent teens

    School Can't Cards (Three Psychs) $30.00

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  • Quick Guide to Case Formulation – Pocket Psych guide helping professionals understand and support children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)

    Quick Guide for Case Formulation for a PDA Child (Three Psychs) A$5.00

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  • Spectrum Cards – Pocket Psych conversation cards helping professionals, parents, and families understand autism and explore autistic traits with neurodivergent teens

    Spectrum Cards (Three Psychs) $30.00

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View fullsize As we come to the end of term 1 in Australia, I am seeing so many neurodivergent kids and teens show signs of burn out. If you are seeing these signs show up in diagnosed or suspected ND kids- please encourage parents to reduce demand, take rest days
View fullsize As we head toward the end of term here in QLD, things can start to unravel a bit…⁣ I’m seeing more of my clients hitting capacity, and families beginning to question whether their child’s school is actually the right fit.⁣ ⁣ Choosi
View fullsize We all seem so polarised about technology in the parenting space. Unlimited use vs tech free. But when it comes to teen years and technology it isn’t simple. I feel we sometimes underestimate how smart they are. I have yet to meet a teen that i
View fullsize Supporting a PDA child means focusing on creating an environment where they feel safe, valued and understood. #neuroaffirming #PDA
View fullsize This outdated understanding of what autism actually is, still pervades MANY spaces. When I think about the cost of this in educational settings, I think about the weight of expectation on autistic kids to communicate in a way that conforms to the exp
View fullsize Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) involves children resisting demands due to anxiety, resulting in behaviours that may seem challenging or oppositional.    When everyday requests lead to distress, families can find themselves stuck in

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