Individual Sessions & Consultations
Who needs support?
This is a space for parents to discuss concerns they have about their child and to explore how to best get support for their family. I will support you to parent the child you have with tools and strategies to parent your child in a way to honours their unique brain/body combination.
Common topics of concern include:
- Disclosing diagnosis
- Understanding Neurodivergence, Behaviour, Anxiety, Relationships
- Schooling & Learning
Post diagnosis support
Developing an understanding your neurodivergent identity and learning about your strengths and needs is very helpful. Taking the time and space to understand and accept yourself is an effective act of self-compassion. Sessions are client led and often revolve developing a new identity and viewing life through a new lens.
Coaching for mental fitness and wellbeing
Develop Courage, Confidence, Compassion. Topics could include anxiety management, setting goals, coping skills, learning about pacing and energy regulation, developing understanding of neurodivergence, challenge limiting beliefs and develop self-advocacy.
Note: This service is not suitable for concerns related to significant mental health issues, self-harm or suicidal ideation. If you have concerns in relation to these issues, please contact your GP or A&E.
1:1 Coaching, Personalized Support, Discover Your Strengths, Identify your goals, Create space for you.
My focus is mostly (but not exclusively) on the mental fitness and wellbeing of clients who identify as neurodivergent, both diagnosed and self-identified. As an integrative practitioner, I am skilled in incorporating a variety of therapeutic modalities to my work. I can support you developing coping skills, building resilience, and cultivating healthier habits for a better work/life balance.
Popular topics include:
- Stress management
- Teacher Burnout
- Carer Burnout
- Self Compassion
Note: This service is not suitable for concerns related to significant mental health issues, self-harm, or suicidal ideation. If you have concerns in relation to these issues, please contact your GP or A&E.
About Dr. Clara
Dr. Clara O’Byrne is a Chartered Psychologist, former teacher, and parent with over 25 years of experience working across education, psychology, and disability support. She offers a warm, neurodiversity-affirming approach that empowers young people and schools to thrive.
At Mulberry Education & Psychology, Clara supports parents, teens, and carers in navigating life’s challenges, from understanding new diagnoses to building confidence, resilience, and emotional regulation. Her goal is to create a safe, supportive space where individuals feel heard and equipped to reach their full potential.
