Neurodiverse parenting (Melbourne)

Affirming support for regulation, sensory load, and practical everyday environments in Naarm/Melbourne.

Key takeaways

• When a child is dysregulated, learning and behaviour control reduce — regulation comes first.
• Sensory load matters: noise, lighting, crowding, transitions, and unpredictability can drive stress responses.
• Environment design helps: quieter corners, predictable exits, shorter exposure, clearer transitions.
• Melbourne lens: trams, queues, high-echo interiors, and crowded venues can spike sensory load — plan for intensity, not perfection.

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