Dr Emily Freeman & Dr Lyndsay Quarmby
Autism
Abstract: Development of an Evidence-Based Neuroaffirming, Peer-Guided Program for Autistic Children
In-person presenters
Dr. Emily Freeman, Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle, specialises in child development with a focus on cognitive, social, and emotional growth. She explores the role of parent-child play in positive outcomes and is passionate about neurodivergent research, aiming to foster an inclusive environment for all children.
Dr. Lyndsay Quarmby is a Clinical Psychologist and Director at Emerge Allied Health in Tasmania. With over 17 years working as both clinician and researcher she is committed to embedding neuroaffirming practices in all her work with the autistic community, emphasizing strengths-based approaches. Lyndsay’s work aims to create inclusive environments that support the unique needs of all individuals.
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