Next Online Group Date: Thursday, 28 May, 2026
Time: 6pm – 7pm (1 hour)
Topic: Why Your Brain Won’t Switch Off After Social Situations
Cost: R320.00 per person
Click Here to Make Payment and Book Your Seat: CLICK HERE

An online support group for Autistic Adults (ages 18 and over).
It’s an opportunity to meet other autistic adults in a casual & welcoming environment, to share experiences, resources, challenges, triumphs, and to lessen feelings of isolation. The group is led by South African Clinical Psychologist Kevin Naidu.

The support group is thoughtfully curated around specific themes, with content that has been researched and developed by the highest level of Professionals. Specializing in the treatment and diagnosis of adult ASD, we design our sessions to meet participants’ needs. Our trained facilitators ensure a safe, supportive, and productive environment.

Next Online Group Date: Thursday, 28 May, 2026
Time: 6pm – 7pm (1 hour)
Topic: Why Your Brain Won’t Switch Off After Social Situations
Cost: R320.00 per person
Click Here to Make Payment and Book Your Seat: CLICK HERE
You are welcome to join exactly as you are; whether you speak, type in the chat, or simply listen. Many people find it helpful just to be in the group and hear others’ experiences.” – Kevin Naidu
Why Attend?
  • Participate how you want: Speak, type in the chat, or simply listen, there is no pressure.

  • Learn from others’ experiences: Hear practical insights from autistic adults navigating friendships, social energy, and boundaries.

  • Safe and supportive environment: Facilitated by South African Clinical Psychologist Kevin Naidu, with trained facilitators to ensure a welcoming and inclusive session.

  • No preparation needed: Slides will be available afterward, so you can take part without stress.

A MESSAGE FROM KEVIN:
No preparation for the group is required. No need to take notes, the ppt slide presentation will be available for group members afterwards. You don’t need to put on your camera unless you want to. You don’t have to speak directly, but you can put your comments, questions or experiences in the chat box and I will read them out and facilitate discussion. The expectation is that the group members will ask questions, share experiences related to autism either directly by speaking to the group or by text in the group chat box. Questions on autism are welcome.

📌 10-15 Minutes: Psychoeducation

📌 40-50 Minutes: Q&A, connecting with others, support, and discussions
CLICK HERE TO MAKE PAYMENT AND RESERVE YOUR SEAT

An online support group for Partners and Parents of Autistic Teens and Adults

Date: Thursday, 4 Jun, 2026
Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (1 hour) (CAT)
Cost: R320.00 per session
Topic: Why Autistic Individuals Often Can’t “Switch Off” After Social Situations
Click Here to Make Payment and Reserve Your Seat: CLICK HERE

An online support group for Partners and Parents of Autistic Teens and Adults.
It’s an opportunity to meet other parents in a casual & welcoming environment, to share experiences, resources, challenges, triumphs, and to lessen feelings of isolation. The group is led by South African Clinical Psychologist Kevin Naidu.

The support group is thoughtfully curated around specific themes, with content that has been researched and developed by the highest level of Professionals. Specializing in the treatment and diagnosis of adult ASD, we design our sessions to meet participants’ needs. Our trained facilitators ensure a safe, supportive, and productive environment.

Date: Thursday, 4 Jun, 2026
Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (1 hour) (CAT)
Cost: R320.00 per session
Topic: Why Autistic Individuals Often Can’t “Switch Off” After Social Situations
Click Here to Make Payment and Reserve Your Seat: CLICK HERE
A MESSAGE FROM KEVIN:
No preparation for the group is required. No need to take notes, the ppt slide presentation will be available for group members afterwards. You don’t need to put on your camera unless you want to. You don’t have to speak directly, but you can put your comments, questions or experiences in the chat box and I will read them out and facilitate discussion. The expectation is that the group members will ask questions, share experiences related to autism either directly by speaking to the group or by text in the group chat box. Questions on autism are welcome.

📌 10-15 Minutes: Psychoeducation

📌 40-50 Minutes: Q&A, connecting with others, support, and discussions
CLICK HERE TO MAKE PAYMENT AND RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Next In-Person Group Date: TBA
Time: 12:00pm – 13:00pm (1 hour)
Topic: Autism 
Cost: R320.00 per person
Booking Email: hello@spectrumcentre.co.za

An In-person Support Group for Autistic Adults (18 years +)

Are you feeling overwhelmed, misunderstood, or struggling with neurodiversity, anxiety, or life’s challenges? You don’t have to go through it alone.

Join our expert-led in-person support group designed for adults who seek connection, guidance, and practical tools to navigate life’s complexities. This is a safe, confidential, and structured space where you can share, learn, and grow under the facilitation of a highly experienced clinical psychologist specializing in adult Autism, ADHD, and mental well-being.

Why Join This Support Group?

✅ Professional Guidance – Unlike informal peer groups, you’ll receive expert insights and evidence-based strategies tailored to your needs.
✅ Structured & Supportive – Every session follows a thoughtfully designed framework to maximize personal growth.
✅ Safe & Confidential – Share openly in a non-judgmental environment where psychological safety is a priority.
✅ Community & Connection – Build relationships with others who truly understand your experiences.

What to Expect

📌 Limited spots to ensure personalized attention
📌 Practical coping strategies & mindfulness techniques
📌 Guided discussions on key topics 
📌 Opportunities to ask questions & receive professional insights

Investment in Yourself

💰 Pay-Per-Session: R320 per person

Location & Time

📍Randburg, Johannesburg, South Africa
📅 TBA
📋 Topic: TBA

📌 10-15 Minutes: Psychoeducation

📌 40-50 Minutes: Q&A, connecting with others, support, and discussions