About Renee

Hi, I'm Renee. I built the space I wish I'd had.

A place where mums don't have to explain the invisible weight they're carrying before someone understands.

I'm a mum raising an autistic child, a motivational speaker, and the founder of ASD Mum Club.

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Renee Firth, founder of ASD Mum Club
Renee FirthFounder, ASD Mum Club™
Most conversations were about what I needed to do. Very few were about how I was actually doing.

My story

When my son was diagnosed, I did what so many mums do.

I focused on what needed to be done.

Appointments.

Therapies.

Paperwork.

School meetings.

Daily routines.

There was always something that needed my attention, and I became the one keeping everything moving. From the outside, we were managing. Behind the scenes, my mind never really switched off.

Even in the quiet moments, I was planning ahead, bracing for the next hard thing, and making sure everyone else was okay.

Over time, I realised there wasn't much space left for me. There was support for my child, as there should be. There was very little for the mums carrying everything behind the scenes.

Renee recording a guided rest for ASD Mum Club members

What I couldn't find

I didn't need more information. I needed to be understood.

I already had plenty of information. What I wanted was somewhere I didn't have to explain the basics before someone got it.

Not another course. Not another program. Not another place telling mums how to parent.

So I created ASD Mum Club. A steady place to come back to whenever life feels heavy. Some days that means joining the conversation. Other days it means quietly listening. Sometimes it's just being around mums who understand your life without a word of explanation.

Renee Firth speaking on stage

Why I get it

I've rebuilt my own mental health, again and again.

I've survived a serious car accident. I left an abusive relationship. I burnt out raising my child. Each time, I had to find my way back to feeling like me.

I hold a Certificate IV in Mental Health (non-clinical) and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. So I'm a mum who gets it, and a guide who knows how to help.

I also speak to workplaces and events about mental health and resilience. See my keynote.

What I believe

A mother should not have to reach breaking point before she deserves support.

When mums feel supported, calmer and more grounded, it ripples through the whole family. Looking after you isn't separate from looking after your child. It's part of it.

Inside ASD Mum Club

Not about fixing you. About finally feeling understood.

What it is

  • Honest conversations with mums who get it
  • A monthly Hour of Rest, on demand
  • Gentle support that keeps you going
  • Space to rest without guilt

What it isn't

  • Therapy
  • Autism parenting advice
  • A course to keep up with
  • One more thing on your list
It's been such a supportive and grounding space for me. Renee is just genuinely lovely too. She's so understanding, real, and makes you feel seen without any pressure or judgement.
Courtney, ASD Mum Club member

Courtney · Member

Whether today feels manageable, or you're barely holding it together, you don't have to do it alone.

I'm so glad you're here.

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For events and workplaces

Booking a speaker? Renee's keynote, Stop Running on Empty, helps people stay steady when life won't slow down.

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