Topics

• Understanding your neurodivergent brain and nervous system

• Emotional regulation

• Distress tolerance

• Executive function challenges

• Rejection sensitivity

• Self compassion and reducing shame

• Relationships and communication

• Mindfulness adapted for neurodivergent people

• Building a life that works with your strengths​

Group Details

Whether you are newly diagnosed or have understood your neurodivergence for many years, these sessions are designed to provide practical support in a neuroaffirming environment. 

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• Online

• Small groups (6-10 people)

• Weekly sessions available

• Flexibility to attend times and days that suit your schedule

• 90 minutes duration

• Facilitated by a registered psychologist

• Suitable for adults (17+)

• Suitable for Autistic and/or ADHD adults, those new to their diagnosis and self identifying

• If you already have a Mental Health Care Plan, you may be able to use your available group therapy sessions to reduce your out of pocket costs

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The therapeutic approach

​​These online group sessions combine practical strategies with neuroaffirming psychological support, using an adapted approach of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT). 

While DBT was originally developed for different clinical presentations, many of its skills are incredibly helpful for neurodivergent adults when adapted in a neuroaffirming way.

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What is different about group therapy?

Learn alongside others with similar lived experiences

Benefit from shared perspectives

Encouragement and validation from group members

Experiences of not being alone

A sense of community 

Skill building

Can I join the group if I already have an individual therapist?

Yes! 

Rather than replacing individual therapy, group therapy can often complement it.

A group can provide opportunities to learn new concepts, develop practical skills and connect with others, while individual sessions allow you to explore your own experiences in greater depth and apply what you've learned to your personal circumstances.

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Group therapy sessions might not the right fit if:

You're looking for crisis support

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You're seeking diagnostic assessment 

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You prefer purely one on one therapy

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You're not comfortable with participating in an online group environment. 

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