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Neurodiversity

Extend your knowledge and explore the following curated compilation of webinars, podcasts and networks, focusing on neurodiversity.

Total play time: 5 hours 12 minutes
Showing 10 results.
  • Network
WA Young-Adult and Adult ADHD Network
Como, WA
This free online network aims to bring together WA based multidisciplinary ADHD and Mental Health professionals in a quarterly online space to discuss principles of Neuroaffirmative Practice in the intersection of mental health and ADHD care. We work together as a community to create and maintain a professionally respectful space that is inclusive of neurological and professional differences to discuss, develop, and inform professional understanding and best practice principles of service delivery within MH and ADHD care. **All new members are encouraged to please complete the planning survey available in the network resources section.**
  • ADHD
  • Network
Neuro & Queer Affirmative Network
Perth, WA
This network is a dedicated space for WA-based multidisciplinary and mental health professionals to connect and collaborate. Our mission is to foster a community centered around shared interests in neurodiversity, LGBTQIA+, and neuroaffirmative practice. Through our network, members can engage in rich discussions, gain insights from guest presentations, and participate in peer support and panel discussions. We aim to provide a platform for continuous learning and professional growth, ensuring our practices are inclusive and supportive. Network meetings are held quarterly, offering opportunities to: Connect with like-minded professionals, Share knowledge and experiences, Explore new research in neurodiversity and LGBTQIA+ inclusivity and Support each other through professional challenges.
  • Gender identity
  • Network
Bunbury Autism Mental Health Professionals Network
Bunbury, WA
Bunbury Autism is a network with a specific interest focus on mental health as it relates to the Autism Spectrum. Network meetings consist of guest presentations, case study discussions and peer support. This network aims to meet biannually.
  • Autism
  • Network
Sunshine Coast ADHD Mental Health Network
Maroochydore, QLD
This network aims to bring together multidisciplinary practitioners from the region with an interest in ADHD. The quarterly meetings will provide a space for networking and peer support and will feature group discussions and presentations from guest speakers on a broad range of topics.Please mark your calendar with the FY26-27 meeting dates, held from 6:30-8:30pm AEST (Qld time) at Ninox Health - Chancellor Park.Thursday 1 October 2026 | Connect, Share & Shape the Year AheadThursday 5 November 2026 Thursday 11 February 2027 Thursday 15 April 2027Thursday 24 June 2027
  • Autism
  • Webinar
14 May 2026

Contemporary Care for ADHD in Adulthood: Medication, Psychosocial Supports and Beyond

Adult ADHD has become a significant focus area within the Australian mental health system due to rapidly increasing demand for diagnosis, medication, and ongoing support. This growth has outpaced existing service capacity, particularly in public and regional settings.

The Australasian ADHD Professionals Association's (2022) guideline for clinical practice recommends psychoeducation, skills-based psychological interventions, and environmental supports as part of comprehensive care.
  • Webinar
26 Jun 2024

Supporting the Mental Health of a Neurodivergent Person with Co-occurring Autism and ADHD

Watch this webinar to discuss the unique mental health challenges that people with co-occurring Autism and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can experience.
  • Webinar
27 Feb 2023

Mental Health and Wellbeing in Autistic Youth and Young Adults During Transitions

This webinar features an interdisciplinary panel of experts discussing mental health challenges that autistic youth and young adults may experience during transitional periods of their life.
  • Podcast
06 Mar 2024 . 32 mins

A Conversation About… Mental Health and Music Therapy: Exploring a Session

In the second episode of this series about music therapy, our host Clinical Psychologist Professor Mark Creamer, and Registered Music Therapists: Dr Jason Kenner and Dr Jennifer Bibb explore what happens in a session.
  • Podcast
18 Feb 2026 . 26 mins

ADHD: Support Beyond Medication

How can people with ADHD be supported beyond medication?

Occupational Therapist and ADHD Coach Emma Ketley and ADHD and autism advocate Amy Green bring their professional insight and lived experience, for an honest conversation about supporting people with ADHD beyond medication.

They explore sensory load, masking, ADHD burnout, and nervous system regulation, and discuss practical, non-pharmacological strategies that can make a meaningful difference for neurodivergent adults.

This episode is essential listening for health practitioners, mental health professionals, and anyone supporting people with ADHD. It offers guidance on neurodiversity-affirming approaches, and on how to create safer, more inclusive spaces in practice.
  • Podcast
25 Feb 2026 . 29 mins

What Makes ADHD Burnout So Different?

Mental Health Occupational Therapist Emma Ketley and ADHD and autism advocate Amy Green explore neurodivergent burnout and why it is so often misunderstood in clinical settings. Amy candidly shares her lived experience, highlighting how burnout differs from depression and occupational burnout, and the impact it can cause to sensory tolerance and executive functioning.
Emma and Amy unpack what accessible, neurodiversity-affirming care looks like in practice. From working with individual strengths and tailoring communication, to creating flexible, collaborative spaces, they explore practical ways that practitioners can reduce barriers and truly support neurodivergent people in engaging with care.
This episode is essential listening for health practitioners, mental health professionals, and anyone supporting people with ADHD. It provides clear strategies to incorporate into your practice, to create safer, more inclusive, and supportive spaces.

The Mental Health Professionals’ Network (MHPN) respectfully acknowledges the Wurundjeri and the Boonwurrung people of the Kulin nation, the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which our office is situated. We also acknowledge Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. Find out more.