

Specialised service designed for neurodivergent people
​
The Holistic Centre for Neurodiversity is a neurodivergent-led practice offering specialist Child Developmental Supports for children, as well as Counselling and Art Therapy for children, teens, and adults.​
​
Our practice provides a consistent neuroaffirming therapeutic approach across each service. Whether you're building everyday skills, working through life's challenges, or wanting to understand yourself better, you'll be supported by a collaborative team that shares the same philosophy and works alongside you.

Our Services
Specialist Supports for Security, Agency & Belonging
Our Build · Create · Move framework.
Supporting children aged 4+ to develop self-expression, emotional regulation, and meaningful participation through purposeful play, creativity, and movement.​
Choose the therapeutic approach that suits you.​
​​
Flexible therapy options for all ages delivered through Art-Based Counselling, Movement-Based Counselling, or Art Therapy to develop independence, well-being, and personal growth.
Purposefully designed holiday programs.
Where children and teens develop authentic connections, build social confidence and strengthen communication in engaging, interest-led activities.


Agency
Every person is an expert in their own life. Through genuine choice, collaboration, and flexible support, we build confidence, self-understanding, and the capacity to make meaningful decisions in everyday life.
​​​​
​​
​
Our Values
Grounded in Security, Agency & Belonging
Security
We create emotionally and sensory secure environments where people feel safe to be themselves, build trusting relationships, and engage at their own pace. Consistency, curiosity, and respect for each person's individual experience guide every interaction.
​
Belonging
People do well when they feel understood, valued and connected. Our practice celebrates neurodivergent identity, honours individuality and creates opportunities for real participation, relationships and community.
​​​​​
​

_edited.png)


