Homeschoolers Down Under

I wanted to share something that means a lot to me.

I’ve created an Autism Behaviour Support space on Skool for parents and carers who are doing their best every day and sometimes feel like they’re carrying it all on their own.

This is a calm, supportive community where we focus on understanding behaviour with compassion, not judgement. It’s a place to learn practical strategies, build confidence, and connect with others who truly understand what this journey can look like.

You’ll find:
• gentle, practical behaviour support
• a strengths-based approach
• shared experiences, not comparison
• encouragement, reassurance, and real conversations

Parenting and caring for an autistic child can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be exhausting and overwhelming. We were never meant to do this alone. Support, shared knowledge, and steady guidance make a difference.

If you’re looking for a space that feels safe, respectful, and genuinely supportive, you’re very welcome to join us here:
https://www.skool.com/autism-mum-support-7600/about?ref=37e23b9adad047d4a365943f4326cabb

You don’t need to have all the answers. Showing up is enough.

Autism Behaviour Support Supportive Skool community helping families understand autism behaviour, reduce stress, and use calm, practical strategies grounded in support.

Hi everyone - if you have a few minutes could you please help me out by completing my survey

Hi everyone, I’m Nicole

I’m a long time homeschooling mum - Behaviour Specialist and an autistic mum raising two autistic boys Dale & Dane and I’m working on creating a navigation app that actually supports neurodivergent users.

I’d really appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to help me out by answering a few quick questions. Your insight could make a huge difference in building something that truly works for our community.

Can we rethink how we navigate the world through an autistic lens?

As someone who works in behaviour and lives this every day, I’ve seen how overwhelming mainstream navigation apps can be. The colours, the clutter, the rush to make fast decisions, it’s not built for neurodivergent brains.

So I’m building something that is.

NeuroMap is a navigation app designed with and for the neurodivergent community.

Soft colours. Simpler options. Two-step navigation. Actual support for sensory needs not more stress.

But to get it right, I need your voice.

I’ve created a short survey to gather insights from autistic individuals, families, and support professionals.

If you or someone you support navigates the world differently, I’d love for you to share your voice:

Take the survey here -https://form.typeform.com/to/qX1Kudtf Takes just 3 minutes.

Responses are anonymous.

Let’s build something that reduces overwhelm, supports independence, and puts neurodivergence at the centre of design.

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Dane is doing ceramics at Campbelltown Arts Centre.. facing those sensory struggles 🤩

Watch this space next week to see the finished art work 😍