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Why Neurodivergent Representation Matters: Seeing Yourself in the Stories We Share
For children and young people, seeing themselves reflected positively in the world around them can be incredibly powerful. Recently, Love on the Spectrum star Michael Theo released his first children's book, featuring a neurodivergent main character. It is a lovely example of something that can have a much bigger impact than simply including a neurodivergent character in a story. It gives neurodivergent children and young people the opportunity to see someone like themselves
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Sep 303 min read


Understanding NDIS Funding for Neurodivergent Young People in Adelaide: A Parent's Guide
If your child or young person has a NDIS plan, you may be wondering whether it can fund support work, mentoring or community participation. The answer is often yes, but it depends on your child or young person's individual goals, support needs and the funding included in their NDIS plan. Understanding NDIS funding can feel overwhelming at first. Between different funding categories, management options and plan reviews, it's easy to feel unsure about what your family can acces
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Aug 244 min read


How to Choose a Support Worker for a Neurodivergent Child or young Person in Adelaide
A support worker joyfully plays catch with a neurodivergent child in a colorful playroom, fostering connection and development through interactive play. Finding the right support worker for your neurodivergent child or young person can feel like a big decision. Whether you're new to the NDIS or looking for a better fit, it's natural to wonder how you'll know when you've found the right person. A great support worker isn't simply there to complete tasks. They're someone who bu
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Jul 284 min read
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