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20/12/2024

24/05/2024

Check out my latest flyer design created for one of my clients, customised to their brand colours! 🌟

Are you in need of personalised marketing materials to enhance your business? You've come to the right place! I can create flyers, posters, business cards, and more, all tailored to match your brand's colours and fonts.

Avoid settling for ordinary designs - choose to be unique with professionally crafted materials that make a lasting impact.

18/05/2024

🌟 Exciting Announcement! 🌟 Are you a health professional, educator or parent looking to learn more about Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and how to support individuals with this profile?

Look no further! Heidi Brandis, the dedicated and knowledgeable founder of the PDA Perth WA Parents Community and Support Page, to which I am a member of, and author of the WA Autism Parent Handbook, is now offering training sessions both in Perth WA and online.

Heidi has been an invaluable resource for families navigating the challenges of PDA, and her expertise and passion shine through in her training. Whether you're looking to further your understanding of PDA, improve your support strategies, or simply enhance your skills in working with individuals with this profile, Heidi's training sessions are not to be missed.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field. Contact Heidi today at pdatrainingaustralia@gmail.com to inquire about training sessions and take the first step towards becoming a more effective and informed advocate for individuals with PDA.

Check out PDA Training Australia https://www.facebook.com/PDATrainingAustralia

* Tailored Training for Educators or Medical/Health Professionals (In-Person Workshops & Online Webinars) based on lived experience
* Interactive Workshops for Parents of ND/PDA children & young people
*Conference Presentations (Both In-Person & Online)

12/05/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mamas out there 🌼 Sometimes, it can be challenging being a business owner and mum, we often have to wear many different hats in both our professional and personal lives. It can be exhausting and overwhelming at times.

I would never normally post details of my personal life here, but I’m one proud mama today! You see, my son is autistic and one of the reasons I started my business was to be able to be present for him whilst still supporting my family in any way I could. Our days are often occupied with therapy appointments, homeschooling, work and everything else in between…..it can be hard!

BUT….this morning he gave me a hand written card for Mother’s Day which brought a tear to my eye. He wrote:

“ Mum you are the best mum ever. Our life would not be complete without you. Love you mum “

So to all the mums out there juggling business and life, you’ve got this! Hope you all have a beautiful day 💕

10/05/2024

A big thank you to one of my clients for the lovely review ❤️

28/03/2024

Received a beautiful gift from one of my amazing clients today 💕 Made my day!

22/03/2024

As we approach the 2nd of April, you may come across campaigns for autism awareness day such us the “Light It Up Blue” campaign or the puzzle piece symbol....here’s the thing, a lot of these campaigns depict autism as a “disease” or “illness” that needs to be cured. It is important to be aware of the negative connotations associated with the puzzle piece symbol in relation to autism. Using this symbol suggests that autistic individuals have flaws, defects or are incomplete.

These campaigns have faced criticism for their focus on promoting awareness instead of acceptance, implying that autistic individuals pose a ‘threat’ to society. This perspective is harmful and dehumanising and reinforces harmful stereotypes and misunderstandings about autism, and fails to recognise that autistic individuals have their own unique strengths and abilities.

So I ask you to please consider promoting acceptance, understanding, advocacy and embrace neurodiversity. Celebrate unique strengths and talents and let's work towards creating a more inclusive and supportive society for all individuals, regardless of differences, not just on the 2nd of April, but always.