Trinity College invites you to the first gathering of PINC (Parents for the Inclusion of Neurodivergent Children) for 2025, at which we will celebrate Neurodiversity Week!

At this event, we will welcome Natalee Blakemore, Director and Mental Health Occupational Therapist at Diversum Health Group, who will enlighten guests about fostering positive relationships in neurodivergent households, and explain how allied health services can help families.

This is a FREE adult-focused presentation for parents/guardians only (no students on this occasion).

Places are strictly limited for this event. If sold out, please email events@trinity.wa.edu.au to be added to the waitlist.

Event times

6.00pm: Guest arrival; refreshments
6.30pm: Formalities commence (includes Q&A)
8.00pm: Event concludes

Natalee Blakemore is a Mental Health Occupational Therapist who also happens to have a lived experience of being an 'AuDHDer' (autistic and ADHDer, who is also dyslexic).

She is a creative who has tried her hand at many different pathways, including being a chef (she’s even cooked with the Jamie Oliver!). Currently, Natalee is a business owner of a health group that has a focus on neurodivergent health and wellbeing, with parent coaching support also on offer.

Natalee’s focus is to facilitate clients to thrive in the environments and roles they have with strategies, supports and focused psychological interventions that champion a person’s strengths and supports their challenges.