Catch Up on Past Session: Understanding Masking: Autism Webinar

Missed the live event? This is your chance to catch up on our Understanding Masking Webinar. 
 
Guest speaker Raelene Dundon, Educational & Developmental Psychologist, delivered a thoughtful presentation based on real questions and common challenges and shares practical strategies to help your child feel safe, understood, and confident being their authentic self. 
 

Register to watch the recording of this webinar, where we explored 

• What masking is and how it can show up in children 

• How masking can be mistaken for “good behaviour,” and what might really be going on underneath 

• How to raise masking concerns with educators and therapists 

• How to notice the quieter, more subtle signs that your child might be masking 

About the Speaker 

Raelene Dundon is an Autistic ADHDer, registered Educational and Developmental Psychologist, and published author. She leads Okey Dokey Childhood Therapy in Melbourne and lectures in Play Therapy at Deakin University and lectures in Play Therapy at Deakin University. 
 
Important Information 

• You are registering to receive a recording of a previous webinar - this is not a live event. 

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• Belongside Families provides general information, peer support, and shared lived experience— we do not provide medical/professional advice or counselling. Any information shared during the event is intended to support and empower families and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or care. 

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