Thoughtful conversations.

Practical takeaways.

A different way of thinking about neuro-divergence.

Let’s talk.

Bri is available for conferences, professional development, workshops, panels and other speaking engagements. From keynotes and facilitated conversations to podcast-style discussions.

Her presentations combine clinical knowledge, lived experience and practical insight, with a focus on creating conversations that feel useful, accessible and genuinely relevant to the people in the room.

Areas of expertise

  • Neurodiversity-Affirming Assessments

  • Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy with

    Children & Adolescents

  • Creative Therapy Approaches

  • High Masking, Burnout & Self-Compassion

*Topics can be tailored to suit your audience and event.

A little about Bri

Bri is a Clinical Psychologist and host of the Podcast AuDHD IRL, bringing clinical expertise, lived experience and a genuinely human approach to conversations about neurodivergence and mental health.

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OUT IN THE WILD.

Her Mind Her Health Conference
(HMHH)

September 2026
Bri presented
Good Girls, Exhausted Nervous Systems: Gendered Socialisation and Neurodivergent Burnout

Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy Conference Australia (NATCA)

July 2026
Bri presented
Self-Care Isn’t Optional: Nervous System Safety as the Foundation of Neurodiversity-Affirming Care

Child Adolescent Mental Health Conference (CAMHC)

March 2026
Bri presented
Working Creatively with Neurodivergent Children

Exploring Neurodiversity Podcast

2026
Bri discussed
LGBTQI+ identity and creative expression - Supporting Neurodivergent Kids

Neurodivergent Pulse Podcast

2026
Bri discussed
The tug-of-war brain: Harnessing ADHD & Autism for strengths with Brianna Thomas

Talking Twaddle Podcast

2026
Bri discussed
She Drew Rainbows Everywhere: AuDHD, Late Diagnosis & Self-Compassion — with Brianna Thomas

Self-Kind podcast

2026
Bri discussed
Is it Autism and/or ADHD - A chat with Brianna Thomas, Psychologist and AuDHDer

Canberra Times front page article

January 2024
In this office, neurodivergent people are helped, not changed or 'fixed'

Her Canberra
(Online article)

May 2020
A psychologist shows us how to reframe mental wellbeing during COVID