Dr Bronwyn Maree Wilson

Dr Bronwyn Wilson is a Teacher, Researcher and Author who is passionate about Diversity and Inclusion. She currently lives in a small beachside town in Western Australia after having moved from Brisbane for her husband’s work. From working as a teacher to embarking on research, her passion for teaching students in the classroom has transformed into a passion for helping adults in neurodiverse relationships within a global classroom. After completing a Bachelor of Education at James Cook University, Townsville, a Master of Special Education at Griffith University, Brisbane and her PhD thesis at Edith Cowan University, Perth, Bronwyn has authored articles and published her research findings in peer-reviewed papers. Both her theses have been published and her research is the subject of her new books. She has presented her research findings at the 5th Asia Pacific Autism Conference 2017 held at the International Convention Centre in Sydney; September 2017, and at the 5th World Autism Conference, Houston, Texas, USA; November 2018. Her aspiration is to contribute to building amity between autistic and neurotypical people by improving knowledge and understanding of their interaction differences and the resulting complexities they face when relating with each other. More information can be found on her website: www.bronwilson.com