What's inside?

In this 50 minute webinar, Valli Jones, an autistic Clinical Psychologist, offers her perspective on the disconnect between the education system and the autistic students it is struggling to engage, and proposes a way forward.

"Absolutely amazing."
-- Director, Educational Leadership

  • Current statistics around autism, within Australia and globally.

  • The challenge for education, from the perspective of an autistic clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience supporting neurodivergent children and young people.

  • The paradigm shift in health: from pathology to neurodiversity.

  • Moving forward with The Safe House Framework: A system for collaboration.

It's time for systemic change.

Watch below.

Video

Brief Teacher Intervention

Download the resource below to guide you through implementing the Brief Teacher Intervention within your team

Let's do it.

It's time for change, and you can help.

Let's shift the paradigm around autism in education.

It takes a village


The Safe House Framework® is designed to help teams work together to remove the barriers faced by autistic young people.

Home

The parent program is the heart of the methodology. It carefully guides and supports parents through the process of building a Safe House for their child. 

Parent education is paramount. To make it as accessible as possible, the parent program is free. 

School

Teachers are such important members of a child's team! The educator program empowers teachers with the understanding, knowledge, and skills they need to create truly inclusive, neuro-affirming classrooms. 

With a focus on universal design and individualised adjustments for neurodivergent learners, the educators program is designed to help facilitate collaboration between education and health teams, with the aim of removing the barriers faced by autistic students. 

Health Team

The health professional program is transdisciplinary, and flexible enough to be tailored to any role or work environment. 

The framework fits around team member's unique skill set - guiding, shaping, and nourishing the way they work with autistic children and their teams. 

Support Workers

The right support worker fits in like they've always been there, often becoming integral to a child's day-to-day life, and a key member of the team. 

The Support Worker Program is designed to foster an affirming mindset and equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to provide high quality support in collaboration with the team.


We're better together.

Curious about
The Safe House?

Read the book!

My number one aim is to share helpful information, so the PDF is free to download.

Or if you're someone who prefers to hold a book and turn the pages, the paperback is available on Amazon.
Download the book

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Scholarships

Together, we make education accessible

Education has the power to transform lives, and we are committed to ensuring our programs reach those who need them most. 

If you have the means, please consider contributing to our scholarship fund. Your support helps us provide opportunities to individuals passionate about creating positive change for neurodivergent young people. 

If cost is a challenge for you, we encourage you to apply for a scholarship. We believe that financial limitations should never hinder access to knowledge, skills, and tools that make a difference. 

Let's work together to create more inclusive communities. 

 

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