What is this session about?

Join Amelia Wright from Neurotopical Therapy to understand what burnout can look like in children, and how to support wellbeing in ways that respect capacity, and drop the pressure to push through. We will discuss:

Early signs of overload and exhaustion
Practical ways to reduce demands and support regulation day to day
Ways to build capacity and support recovery
How to talk with children about their needs, rest and capacity

Who is this session for?

With special thanks to Aberfoyle community centre, this is a free session to provide knowledge to parents and carers. Professionals are welcome to get in touch for further information about training and supervision.

As carers and family are often Autistic themselves, all efforts will be made to make the space more accessible.

About the presenter

Amelia is an Autistic and ADHD senior social worker living and working on Kaurna country. They run a private practice supporting children and adults across the lifespan through a neurodiversity-affirming lens, blending professional expertise with lived experience of neurodivergence and queer identity. Amelia creates safe, collaborative spaces where individuals and families can thrive on their own terms.

Contact the host of Autistic Burnout and Children

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