Sprout Psychology Melbourne

29/07/2026

Supporting bilingual students shouldn’t feel like guesswork.

Join our FREE webinar and gain practical strategies to help you confidently identify when a bilingual learner is developing typically, adapting healthily, or may need additional support.

📚 In this webinar, we’ll cover:

1️⃣ Recognising common patterns in bilingual development
2️⃣ Understanding what healthy adaptation looks like
3️⃣ Knowing when and how to refer

💭 Because not every conversation leads to shared understanding or alignment.

We know you want the best outcomes for your students, and we’re here to equip you with practical, evidence-informed tools.

✅ Decision Matrix
✅ Communication Toolbox

✨ Sign up today—we’ll show you the rest.
Link/QR code on the last page.

12/07/2026

We’re excited to share that a new page of free resources will be coming soon to our website. 🌱
The collection will include practical, accessible resources for individuals, families, educators, and professionals. ➡️ www.sprout-psychology.com.au/newsletter 💚
Subscribe to our newsletter and stay tuned for the launch.

Free

08/07/2026

Come meet us at the Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy Conference Australia 9-10 July 2026
Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy Conference Australia Yael Clark

02/06/2026

Book a free call with our provisional psychologists (specify in your enquiry) today. Available Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Complete your enquiry here: https://sprout-psychology.com.au/new-enquiry/

02/05/2026

02/05/2025

We're celebrating a major milestone - the opening of our Hawthorn clinic. Alignment, client support, and teamwork have been key. Seeing our team tonight brings pride and gratitude. This celebration is a powerful reminder of our strength as a unified team. Although we've faced unexpected challenges, our team’s dedication and resilience inspire me to continue.

09/04/2025

🥄 What are “spoons” and why do they matter?

Our psychologists, Jolene Chia and Esther Chan, break down the Spoon Theory.

Translating terms like “autistic” and “neurotypical” into Chinese presented unique challenges, but we’ve done our best to convey the meaning accurately.

🌱 If you’ve ever heard a neurodivergent person say they’re “out of spoons,” that something “takes more spoons,” or “I don’t have the spoons for that,” it’s vital to understand this isn’t about will or preference.

💁🏻‍♀️ For neurodivergent individuals, “spoons” symbolize their limited energy and mental capacity. While they may strategically avoid energy-intensive tasks, the daily expenditure of these spoons is often non-negotiable.

🧚🏻‍♀️ Join us this month as we delve deeper into






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对于自閉症者来说，“勺子”象征着他们有限的能量和精神能力。

虽然他们可能会有策略地避免消耗能量的任务，但每天这些勺子的消耗往往是不可避免的。

本月加入我们，了解更多更新的自閉症資訊

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