Neurodiversity Summit 2025 - Neurodiversity Ireland

Neurodiversity Summit 2025

Resources

Fri, 16 May

Neuroaffirmative Practices

Neuroaffirmative Values Talk – Friday 16th May 2025
Neuroaffirmative Values Panel – Friday 16th May 2025
LPT talk slides.pdf
Book a consult with NDI’s Occupational Therapist – Jack Cairns
Information shared during talk

Neurodiversity and Girls

Neurodiversity & Girls Talk – Friday 16th May 2025
Neurodiversity & Girls Panel – Friday 16th May 2025
Andi Putt ND & Girls.pdf
Book a consult with NDI’s Occupational Therapist – Meghan O’Rourke
Information shared during talk

Sat, 17 May

Gestalt Language Processing & AAC

GLP & AAC Talk – Sat 17th May 2025
GLP & AAC Panel – Sat 17th May 2025
Marge Blanc – GLP & AAC slides.pdf
Julie Homes – GLP & AAC slides.pdf
Book a consult with NDI’s Assistive Technology & Communications specialist – CJay Smith
Information shared during talk

PDA – Pervasive Drive for Autonomy

Additional resources

Left behind panel – Friday 16th May 2025
Jim O’Callaghan – Sat 17th May 2025
Additional resources developed by Adelle Sushames, Clinical Psychologist, NeurodivergentAlly – https://www.neurodivergentally.com/about
Adelle Sushames, Clinical Psychologist, NeurodivergentAlly
Neuro-affirming care and self-understanding.mp4

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