Ethics in Action

For decades, autism has been understood through the lens of externalised traits—often based on young, white, cis boys. But many Autistic people don’t fit those outdated stereotypes. They mask. They compensate. They learn to cope in ways that hide their distress. As a result, they are often missed—especially women, people of colour, gender diverse individuals, and those with higher IQ.

This webinar brings you up to speed with the most current understanding of autism, and helps you recognise what’s been long overlooked.

• A clearer, up-to-date understanding of autism—based on the latest evidence

• A more holistic view of autistic traits that goes beyond the simple checklists in diagnostic manuals

• Real-life, practical examples of traits that are often missed or misunderstood

• How to recognise less obvious signs of autism with more confidence—even if you’re not the one doing the diagnosing

Health Professionals

Psychologists, GPs, OTs, speech pathologists, therapists, and allied health professionals who work with Autistic clients and want to deepen their understanding.

Educators & Support Staff

Teachers, learning support staff, and disability workers supporting neurodivergent students in school or community settings.

Parents, Partners & Curious Community Members

If you support, care for, or are exploring autism in yourself or a loved one, this webinar is designed to give you insight and language that will help.

I’m Amanda Moses—a neurodivergent psychologist, trainer, and PhD student researching autism identification. I’ve assessed and supported hundreds of Autistic people, especially those whose traits are masked, internalised, or misunderstood.

Through my clinical work and professional trainings, I help professionals and community members move beyond outdated models—toward affirming, accurate understanding of autism. This training brings together clinical insight, lived experience, and stories from the people who’ve too often been missed.