In addition to using a range of evidence-based therapy modalities to suit clients’ needs and presentation, it is important for Emma to tailor therapy to incorporate clients’ personalities, strengths, and interests. Emma-Grace works with clients across the lifespan and adopts a neurodiversity-affirming approach. She has a particular interest in supporting parents and children. Her key areas of interest include early attachment/parent-child relationship, neurodiversity, grief and loss, role transitions, daily living support, behavioural concerns, emotion regulation, and social communication. Emma-Grace is a registered Circle of Security Parent (COSP) facilitator and a member of the Australian and New Zealand Infertility Counsellors Association (ANZICA).