ALT Coloured research flyer reads: What do psychologists know and want to know about supporting autistic clients. We are seeking psychologists (including provisional psychologists) to help us understand what psychologists want to know about working with Autistic adult clients based on their experiences and training. We want to understand more about what psychologists perceive as facilitators and barriers to working with or considering working with this client group. This will help to inform future training and professional development. We will ask you to complete an online questionnaire with open-ended questions for you to describe your experiences. When the study is complete, we will send you some information about psychology and autism as a thank you. For more information or to participate, follow the link. You may be eligible if 1. you live in Australia 2. you are an AHPRA registered psychologist or provisional psychologist 3. You do not consider yourself highly specialised in autism.

ALT Research Flyer with pale pink background. Flyer says: are you an Autistic adult who has a positive working relationship with your psychologist? If so, we'd love to hear from you. We are interested in learning from Autistic adults the specific behaviours and events between you and your psychologist that you felt helped the development of your working relationship, also called the therapeutic alliance. The flyer then lists the inclusion criteria: 1. You are autistic. 2. You are 18 or older. 3 You have seen a psychologist in Australia for a minimum of 3 sessions the most recent occurring within the last 90 days. 4. You feel you have a positive working relationship with your most recent psychologist. 5. You live in Australia. 6. You can read, write, and speak English. 7. You Don't know any member of the research team (Rebecca Flower, Rachel Jellett, Tahlae Walters). The flyer lists contact details for the study as [email protected]