Georgia Marshall

       Speech Pathologist & Narrative Therapist Counsellor, SPA, ACA

       BSPPath, CPSP, MC-NTCW, GC FASD.

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• Georgia lives and works on Arrernte Country in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, providing neuroaffirming autism assessments and therapy. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and decolonising frameworks. She uses a gentle, person-centred approach that honours each individual's lived experience and identity.

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• As a neurodivergent and chronically ill person herself, Georgia understands the importance of genuine care, curiosity, and respectful assessment. She uses the frameworks that support strengths-based, affirming autism assessments, and sees each person as separate from the problems they may be facing, and as the expert in their own life.

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• Georgia draws on her combined experience as a speech pathologist and narrative therapist to meet people where they’re at, supporting not only communication, but identity, relationships, and wellbeing across the lifespan.

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• Georgia has worked across both urban and remote settings, particularly supporting neurodivergent children, teenagers, and adults, as well as families navigating burnout, communication differences, and trauma. Her dual qualifications allow her to offer holistic, integrated support through both assessment and ongoing therapy.

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• Georgia's areas of expertise are: Autism assessments using the MIGDAS framework, Narrative therapy for neurodivergent clients, Neuroaffirming communication and identity support, FASD-informed therapy and support, Culturally responsive practice in remote and cross-cultural settings, and Trauma-informed care for clients with complex or chronic health conditions.

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• Georgia's special interest is birds. She lives with two budgies and a cockatiel, and finds great joy in learning about and spending time with birds. She also enjoys bushwalking, reading, and connecting with the desert landscape that surrounds her.