Episode 25
Christina Keeble Consulting
Christina Keeble is a complex and authentic neurodivergent educator. She has a deep understanding from personal experience, parenting experience, teaching and psychology. Christina learned early on that non-behaviourist approaches that are neurodiversity affirming is the way to go with Square Pegs.
Christina Keeble Consulting
This is a long episode but it is well worth it and packed with a huge amount of resources and helpful and practical advice and information. There's quite a few light bulb moments where Lou connects the dots such as a realisation that you can't apply Collaborative Proactive Solutions if you don't have a trusting relationship with the child first. Christina Keeble is a complex and authentic neurodivergent educator. She has a deep understanding from personal experience, parenting experience, teaching and psychology. Not only does she share her perspective, she offers so much practical and helpful advice that can be applied in our families immediately. Lou and Christina explore self-identity, authenticity, neurodiversity affirming practices over ABA, interoception and co-regulation and more...
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Episode Resources
Christina Keeble Consulting website
Christina Keeble
South Australian Department of Education Interoception section on website
SA Dept of Education
Autism Goals website
Autism Goals
Autism Goals Facebook page
Autism Goals
The 5Cs
Christina Keeble
The National PEKE Centre
Christina Keeble and Rebecca Perkins
Reframing Autism website
Reframing Autism
Dr Mona Delahooke website
Dr Mona Delahooke
Self Reg website
Dr Stuart Shanker
Dr Ross Greene website
Dr Ross Greene
The Polyvagal Theory website
Dr Stephen Porges
My number one recommendation to families and to teachers is look to those with the lived neurodivergent experience"
Christina Keeble
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