Andrew Fuller

Andrew Fuller is an Australian clinical psychologist, family therapist, and author who works extensively with schools and communities in Australia and internationally, focusing on the wellbeing and resilience of young people and their families. He is the creator of the Learning Strengths™ framework and a leading proponent of neurodevelopmental differentiation, an approach that uses knowledge of brain systems and learning strengths to help students develop individualized learning plans and improve educational outcomes.

Fuller is the co-author of Neurodevelopmental Differentiation: Optimizing Brain Systems to Maximize Learning, written with Lucy Fuller, which explains how educators can use eight key brain information‑processing systems to support student learning through tailored differentiation. His other books for teachers, parents, and young people include Neuro-advantage: The Strengths-based Approach to Neurodivergence, Guerrilla Tactics for Teachers, Tricky Conversations, The A–Z of Feelings, Tricky Kids, Tricky Teens, Unlocking Your Child’s Genius, Beating Bullies, Help Your Child Succeed at School, Raising Real People, From Surviving to Thriving, Work Smarter Not Harder, and Your Best Life at Any Age.