Britt CouchmanDr Britt Couchman started her career as a teacher of Autistic students. She went on to complete research looking at behaviour approaches for Autistic children, which followed an action research approach and included parents as co-researchers. Britt ten created her own unique consultation practice where she assisted parents and collaborated with allied health professionals to support Autistic individuals in a holistic sense. Britt also spends much time training and supporting inclusion specialists who work in schools with neurodivergent students. The next stage of her career has included providing psychosocial support directly to Autistic individuals to assist with developing independence and self-advocacy skills. Britt then went on to complete higher education studies in counselling and now offers neurodivergent clients a service to support them with healing, processing past events and developing additional strategies to achieve greater well-being. Britt is passionate about neurodivergent people being change agents within structures in society that have been limiting and oppressive. She is part of a network of neurodivergent practitioners who work hard to develop purposeful and tailored services to support neurodivergent community members. This network aims to combine lived experience with industry experience and research to improve accessibility, inclusivity and the culturally appropriateness of therapy services. Read More Read Less