Autism and Gender Equity

Autism and Gender Equity

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Dr. Menon was an invited speaker at an international conference in February 2023. She had the opportunity to share insights from her clinical work about gender differences in diagnoses, common misdiagnoses, and how to collaborate with fellow therapists.

Megan Gunnell, host of the Thriving Well Institute conference, said “Dr. Menon takes a complicated subject and makes it accessible for all audiences. She has a depth of knowledge and wisdom to share and captivates her audience with the perfect blend of case stories and research. ”

Other therapists in the audience had the following to say “Fantastic presenter. Exceptional session and approach to sharing information”, “Amazing presentation! I learned so much and it gave me a TON of resources and food for thought”, “Dr. Menon shared excellent interventions and resources that will be useful in my work with clients today.” These responses are so humbling and motivating!

Here’s a more detailed post of the content: https://mythrivecollective.com/autism-and-female-gender-identity/

Dr. Menon shared some general information and addressed some myths during a Reddit “Ask Me Anything” too. It got 1.5 million views! Check out the summary: https://mythrivecollective.com/questions-about-adhd-and-autism/

Please reach out through hello@mythrivecollective.com to book presentations and workshops for both professional and general audiences.

Author

  • Dr. Vinita Menon, licensed clinical psychologist and co-founder of Thrive Collective in Ottawa, IL

    Dr. Vinita Menon is a licensed clinical psychologist, school psychologist, and co-founder of Thrive Collective in Ottawa, Illinois. She provides therapy for  college students, adults, and families, with a focus on anxiety, ADHD, autism, social challenges, life transitions, relationship concerns, and stress management. Dr. Menon uses evidence-based strategies with warmth, clarity, and compassion to help clients better understand themselves, build practical skills, and move toward meaningful change. She provides online therapy in Illinois and PSYPACT-participating states, allowing for consistency in care for college students and adults who move between states.