
Christine Doyle
I’m an experienced Early Childhood Educator and a proud Member of the Australian College of Educators (MACE). With a Bachelor of Education specialising in Early Childhood, I bring a deeply affirming, child-led approach to my role as an Early Intervention Practitioner at Neurodivergent Empowered. I’m passionate about supporting young neurodivergent children through play, sensory exploration, and meaningful connection. My work focuses on creating safe, joyful environments where each child’s unique strengths, identity, and communication style are celebrated and supported right from the start.
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Why I am about passionate about the work I do for Neurodivergent Empowered:
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Current Sessions I am one of the Facilitator's for:

KIDS
Phoenix Friends
Saturdays: 10am to 2pm
Saturday Phoenix Friends becomes the platform for developing real-world skills through full access to everything The Nest has to offer:
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Emotional regulation & nervous system nourishment
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Social connection, collaboration & play
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Communication, confidence & self-advocacy
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Flexible thinking & trying new experiences
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Independence, routine & following individual interests

KIDS
Autistic Teens Hang Out
Saturdays: 2.15pm to 5.15pm
Autistic Teen Sessions become the platform for developing real-world skills through full access to everything The Nest has to offer:
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Authentic social connection & shared experiences
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Emotional regulation & nervous system support
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Communication, identity & self-advocacy
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Flexible thinking & navigating group dynamics
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Confidence, independence & trying new things
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