Ann Ozsivadjian is a Clinical Psychologist in independent practice who worked for several years as the senior psychologist in a specialist complex neurodevelopmental disorders team at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital, providing assessments and treatments for a wide range of neurodevelopmental difficulties and co-occurring conditions. She currently provides diagnostic assessments in conjunction with a number of colleagues, and provides therapy for young people up to the age of 25. Her main background is in cognitive behaviour therapy and she has also been trained in and incorporates ACT, EMDR and DBT into her practice. Her particular research interests and clinical specialism are mental health in autism and adapting interventions for young people on the autism spectrum, and has presented at national and international conferences on these topics. She also provides training courses across the UK on the assessment and treatment of mental health problems in autism. She has published a number of papers and co-authored book chapters, and is the author of ‘Helping your autistic child’, published by Little Brown. She has also produced a number of podcasts and webinars in conjunction with the Association of Child and Adolescent Mental Health. She currently works in independent practice and is also a visiting senior lecturer at King’s College London.