Got questions? Our FAQs below are a good place to start, where we’ve tried to answer the things people ask us most often. If you’re still wondering, fill out the form below and we’ll take it from there.
Sandhya loves talking about all things neurodiversity affirming, particularly Autism, ADHD, and what it means to approach these experiences in culturally responsive and affirming ways. She regularly speaks to a range of audiences and brings warmth, curiosity and plenty of real-world insight to her talks.
If you’d like to find out more, head over to the Talks page under Offerings, or drop us an email if you already know what you’re looking for.
You’ll be in touch with Claire first, and we’d be happy to work together to curate a training session that works for your organisational needs.
Sandhya maintains a small waitlist for paediatric Autism assessments, as much of her work is focused on supporting the uptake of neurodiversity-affirming information and practice across systems.
When assessment spaces become available, we prioritise access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, South Asian people, people from the SWANA region, and those exploring whether a PDA profile might fit their experiences.
You’re very welcome to send us an enquiry about an Autism assessment. We can let you know what the current waitlist looks like and whether an assessment with Sandhya might be a good fit.
If you’re looking for support sooner, you may also like to explore DC Community or the APS Find A Psychologist feature for alternative options.
You’ll find us in Coburg, on the lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people, where Sandhya sees clients one day a week.
The rest of the week is a little more behind-the-scenes from the Eastern suburbs of Naarm/Melbourne: supporting wonderful clinicians through supervision, working with organisations on their training needs, and creating resources to help make neurodiversity-affirming practice more accessible.
Sandhya works 3 days a week, whilst Claire, our admin, works full time. It is entirely normal for us to take 2 days to get to your email, and a further few working days to reflect on an appropriate response as we prioritise sending considered, thoughtful emails.
We appreciate your patience in creating a sustainable workflow that allows for our best monotropic selves.
We’re leaning into our neurodivergent lives and saying a gentle “no thank you” to unexpected phone calls. 📵
If a phone conversation would be helpful, just let us know via this form and we’d be happy to schedule one in.
Workshop organisers will have access to Sandhya’s phone number as needed.
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