A club created by AuDHDer and provisional psychologist Bridie Gray as she noticed a lack of safe, neuroaffirming places for Autistic girls to establish friendship. 

The club aims to assist Autistic girls aged eight and up to make friends through shared interests and encourages the members to think about and reflect on topics that impact autistic girls, such as identity, well-being, individual needs, appropriate accommodations and self-advocacy.

Brick Club is a space where children can relax, be themselves. This Saturday morning program is an accepting, respectful and playful space where children can have fun together and be included.We focus on what children CAN do, taking a positive and accepting attitude to challenges and differences, and building on children’s strengths.

The group provides meaningful social experiences and playful learning opportunities. We aim to reduce arousal through kind, calm interactions, avoiding confrontation, providing structure and developing empathy.

Bridie has developed different variations of Brick Club for different groups and we now have a girls' group, a younger children's group as well as our original group for older boys.

The Board Games & Pizza Club was created to provide a safe space for neurodivergent children to socialise and have fun.

In this group, facilitated by Occupational Therapist Laura Ricca, children come together each week to play board games and eat pizza in a fun and safe environment where their uniqueness is embraced and fun is encouraged!

Did someone say pizza?  Pizzas will be delivered to the clinic for the start of each group session so that children can have pizza whilst playing their favourite boardgames!

A group program for teenagers aged 13 to 17 years old, designed to enhance self-esteem and improve self-identity.

By focussing on their strengths and qualities, embracing their differences and uniqueness, and encouraging the pursuit of their individual passions, this group will provide a positive and supportive environment to assist these girls to have the confidence to reach their full potential.

A group program for teenagers aged 13 to 17 years old, designed to enhance wellbeing through practical mindfulness-based strategies.

The program explores mindfulness and its benefits whilst providing teens with an essential toolkit of easy-to-use techniques. These practical skills will be taught in a safe and supportive environment that can be translated into everyday life.