About
Kate Salinsky
Kate Salinsky is co-founder and co-facilitator at Dialogic Action CIC, where she also co-designs and manages training. She has a master’s in Autism, is a trainer at the National Autism Trainer Programme (NHS/Anna Freud Centre/AT-Autism) and parent to a neurodivergent child. Previously, Kate worked as a training manager and counsellor in the voluntary sector for over 20 years, managing a team of trainers to design and deliver accredited training to people working in substance misuse, counselling and mediation.
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a profile on the autism spectrum characterized by an intense…
Autism Dialogue Approach is a unique model which draws on many aspects of lived experience,…
Welcome to the Living & Working with Neurodivergence: Mental Health & Wellbeing 2024 conference! We…
Autism Dialogue Approach is a unique model which draws on many aspects of lived experience,…
Autism Dialogue Approach is a unique model which draws on many aspects of lived experience,…
An introduction to autistic and related neurodivergent trauma, cumulative post-traumatic stress, new social-cognitive science and…
Accessing and utilising therapy can be a challenge for autistic and neurodivergent clients, compared to…
In the Autism Dialogue Approach® we use a set of easily learned skills to facilitate…
Learn the art of thinking together around the very human phenomenon of masking, in a…
Authentic dialogue can provide fertile ground for the arising of the new to emerge. It…
