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Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice Starter Kit

A free, research-informed introduction to neurodiversity-affirming clinical care for autistic, ADHD and otherwise neurodivergent clients.

Created by Prof Tony Attwood & Dr Michelle Garnett — internationally recognised autism experts with over 80 years of combined clinical experience.

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A practical onboarding, refresher and discussion resource for your clinical work

Seven Research-Derived Principles

Drawn from Flower et al. (2025), a Delphi study with autistic adults and psychologists, with practical clinical considerations for each.

A 10-Point Practice Checklist

A brief reflective prompt to use before, during or after clinical work.

Language and Practice Guides

Affirming language, practices and assumptions to avoid, plus guidance on intersectionality and individualised sensory access.

Ready-to-Use Handouts

A sensory profile handout, a communication and sensory preferences form, and an Understanding Autism sheet for health professionals.

Created by Experts

Created by Experts

Attwood & Garnett Events was founded by Professor Tony Attwood and Dr Michelle Garnett as part of their vision to expand awareness, understanding and acceptance of autism amongst parents, professionals and the broader community.

They are internationally recognised experts in autism, with a combined knowledge and experience of over 80 years as clinical psychologists, authors, researchers and consultants. Their presentations combine the latest research with warmth, compassion, and practical insight.

Michelle is also autistic with ADHD, late diagnosed — bringing both clinical expertise and lived experience to every session.