Kathleen Davey is a Clinical Psychologist who deciphers the autism spectrum in legal contexts. Kathleen works with individuals, families and legal teams across criminal, family and workplace law contexts. She provides consultation, workshops, medico-legal reports, and expert opinion on a range of matters involving people of all ages on the autism spectrum. Kathleen has spent twenty years building a strong professional understanding of the Autism Spectrum across the lifespan, currently runs a private Psychology practice (Decipher Zone) with Forensic Psychologist David Whittingham, and is Chief Operating Officer at the Social Skills Training Institute for the globally distributed Secret Agent Society program (social-emotional skills intervention for children). Her Autism experience includes working with the Autism CRC, Professor Tony Attwood, Professor Emeritus Gary Mesibov, delivery of Autism intervention training to allied health and education professionals in multiple countries, national and international conference presentation, setting up new regional child & family services, and running Autism clinics in both Brisbane and Mackay. She holds a particularly strong interest in Autism within the Family Law and Criminal Justice System and how to support the system to understand and reasonably meet the needs of those with Autism. Her forensic interest has extended into membership of the editorial team of Journal of Intellectual Disabilities and Offending Behaviour, involvement in international forensic research and interest groups, and conference presentation and training requests for community members, lawyers, and allied health professionals. She unfortunately has no time for writing books, publishing research, or updating websites.