Kristy Forbes
is an autistic support specialist for neurodivergent people and their families and professionals;
and the Founder and Director of inTune Pathways.
We are now taking members for our new community -
iTas inTune Access Support: Family Collective
You deserve better as families, and so do we, the autistic community.
You have the right and the permission to take back your power as families; as leaders, and create a new beginning for you, and your family.
You get to explore what a paradigm shift in thinking, feeling, doing and being might look like for you in everyday life.
You have permission to engage in a space that is uplifting, nurturing, compassionate, empathetic and encourages shifting from a problem based experience to having a community of like minded kindred spirits that hold space for you, in order to keep you suspended in a solution based experience.
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Consultations
Private online consultations
We are passionate about radical acceptance and the celebration of neurodivergence. We work toward social change that is built on a foundation of inclusion, equity and support.
Our practice is family centred, with a strong emphasis on the need for the entire family to have their individual needs met in order to thrive.
We are an LGBTQIA+ embracing organisation and we understand that culture, race, disability, neurotype and gender diversity all contribute to a rich and thriving society when all of our luminous qualities and values are embraced and understood.
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"Kristy was kind, professional, and very knowledgeable! She has a gift of intuition and understanding. I highly recommend her parent support services! "
Sandi Lerman
MA, Ed HeartStrong Parenting Program
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Want access to our 3 part web series: "Understanding PDA - Pathological Demand Avoidance" free of charge and sent directly to your inbox?
We're offering the series completely free of charge, no strings attached for one week only.
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