Kerry Chillemi is a clinical psychologist with a Professional Doctorate in Clinical Psychology who has experience in the welfare, health, and private practice sectors. Kerry's areas of expertise include anxiety, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder and more. Kerry navigates the world as a neurodivergent person herself, which informs her neuro-affirming and neuro-biological approach to therapy with ADHDers. She developed The Functional Legacy Mindset approach to educate people on how different minds function (to embrace their strengths) and the legacy of such minds in terms of the benefits to society. The theory of this approach is grounded by the therapeutic benefits of embracing the authentic self, to promote a sense of purpose, in which clients feel empowered to embrace their unique strengths and abilities to contribute to society in ways that feel authentic and meaningful to them. Kerry's personal journey as a mother of a neurodivergent child includes advocating for a paradigm shift towards research informed inclusive practices, respectfully encouraging empowerment and innovation for the good of all.