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Neuro-Homes Program.

Neurodiversity affirming family education and support strategies.

Neuro-Homes (an extension of the Neuro-Me program) is a family-oriented space to explore the unique experiences among household members who may have differing needs and conflicting demands. Fostering empathy, understanding, and effective communication we work alongside you to explore individual and collective needs as a family unit.

 

Neuro-Homes empowers families to cultivate harmony and acceptance, equipping them with practical strategies to collaborate and thrive together.

 

Our program may be facilitated by qualified Allied Health Professionals, complemented by skilled Therapy Assistants and/or mentors, ensuring comprehensive and personalised support.

Flourish within a framework of safety and belonging where skills are optimised, strengths
Validation & respect
 

A safe space for family members to be accepted as they are

Curiosity & discovery
 

A journey to discover family members individual needs

Flourish within a framework of safety and belonging where skills are optimised, strengths
Education & strategies
 

Co-designed strategies and solutions as you learn

Flourish within a framework of safety and belonging where skills are optimised, strengths
Direction & choice
 

Bring back the confidence in how you take your next steps!

Flourish within a framework of safety and belonging where skills are optimised, strengths
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This dynamic therapeutic program focusses on:

SENSORY NEEDS

differing sensory needs among family members

EXPRESSION

how individual needs are communiciated

SOCIALISING

social preferences of individual family members

SPACE

optimising the home environment

EMOTIONS

how feelings contribute to the family dynamic

CHANGE

preparing for change and transitions together

SAFETY

how everyone can keep each other safe

FUNCTION

juggle routines to set each other up for success

You can choose the areas that you'd like to focus on!

The Neuro-Homes Program is suited to:

  • Families who want to learn about autism and/or ADHD so that they can support one another or their newly diagnosed child.

  • Families wanting to explore and understand what supports might be right for the family (vs. traditional referral for each individual)​

  • Families wanting to explore neurodivergence through a more affirming approach (less deficit-based)

  • Families looking for a holistic alternative to traditional therapy

The Neuro-Me Program is not a:

  • "Behavioural" intervention service
     

  • Family mediation / dispute resolution service 
     

  • Emergency crisis service/intervention
     

  • Traditional "social skills" training program 
     

  • Replacement for specialist Allied Health assessment from an Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist or Psychologist

A spectrum of supports in Adelaide.

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