Inclusive Restorative Wellness supports authentic living... Where identity, neurodiversity,
and relationships thrive.
Inclusive Restorative Wellness recognises that many relational and emotional difficulties are not signs of defect, but signs of unmet needs, unresolved experiences, or difficulties with self-understanding and authenticity.
Kelly Green, PhD, spent more than twenty years working alongside people at some of the hardest moments of their lives, in hospitals, residential treatment, urgent care, and private practice. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Rutgers University in the U.S. and she worked with the VA Healthcare Systems, Harvard Medical School, and Boston University. She went on to become a tenured full professor at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas before relocating to Adelaide, South Australia.
She is the author of Relationships in Recovery (Guilford Press) and writes a column for Psychology Today. Today her focus is upstream: consulting and workforce training that helps organisations build inclusive, sustainable systems for women, neurodivergent people, and families. She is the founder of Inclusive Restorative Wellness and her work centres on women's wellness, neuro-inclusive systems, and the relationships and families that hold us together.
Dr. Green is not providing psychological services at this time.
Dr Green's Specialties
Mindset, Motivation, & Neurodiversity
Self-Nurturing & Empowerment
Restoring Holistic Life Balance
Relationships, Parenting, & Mediation
Diversity & Minority Stress
If you are in Australia in a life-threatening situation, seek support immediately:
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Call or text the National Lifeline at 13 11 14
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Call Mental Health Triage at 13 14 65
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Go to the nearest Emergency Room or contact 911, but please be aware that first responders and police are not trained mental health providers and may even pose a danger to people of color, non-English speakers, immigrants, neurodivergent, and disabled people.
If you in the USA in a life-threatening situation, seek support immediately:
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Call or text the National Suicide and Crisis Hotline at 988
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Text "NAMI" to 741741 to have your call routed to a crisis center near you
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Contact 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Room, but please be aware that first responders and police are not trained mental health providers and may even pose a danger to people of color, non-English speakers, immigrants, neurodivergent, and disabled people.