Prior to 29 January 2026, services were provided by ‘Dion Van de Kamp’ as a sole trader (ABN 20 658 301 954), trading as ‘Neuroqueer’ until 13 December 2025.

The Neuroqueer logo is a trade mark of Everybody Matters Group Pty Ltd and us used under licence.

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The information on this website is for general purposes only and does not constitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your qualified health provider with any questions regarding a medical condition.

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Neuroqueer is not an emergency service. If you need urgent care, please contact 000 or attend your nearest emergency department. For crisis mental health support, please contact Lifeline 13 11 14.

We use the LGBTQIASB+ acronym to acknowledge Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, Aromantic, Agender, Sistergirl, and Brotherboy identities.

The + symbol represents the many other diverse sexualities, genders, and lived experiences not explicitly named, including Non-Binary people and others.

Image description: Australian Aboriginal Flag: A flag with a black upper half and red lower half, featuring a yellow circle in the center.

Image description: Flag of the Torres Strait Islanders: A flag with green stripes at the top and bottom, a blue panel in the center, and a white dhari (headdress) surrounding a white star.

We live, work, play, and support each other on stolen land. Land where sovereignty was never ceded. Land that holds the strength and wisdom of the world’s oldest continuous living culture, thriving for over 65,000 years.

We acknowledge that First Nations peoples continue to face systemic injustice, inequality, and persistent, inexcusable gaps in health outcomes.

We honour and respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the rightful custodians of this land.

Always was. Always will be.

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For us, neurodiversity is an inclusive word that describes the experience of having a different way of moving through the world because of how our brains work.

Sometimes that’s something we’re born with, like being Autistic, having ADHD, or learning and thinking differently. Other times, it’s shaped by what we’ve been through, like the lasting effects of trauma or brain injury.

We honour all neurodivergent experiences, whether innate, acquired, diagnosed, or self-identified. All are valid, all belong, and you’re one of us.

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