At AuDacity, we create spaces where neurodivergent people can thrive.
Founded by Lauren Fletcher, a late diagnosed AuDHDer herself, AuDacity brings together lived experience, professional insight, and a deep passion for making the world more accessible, supportive, and empowering for neurodivergent individuals.
What we do:
Adult Coaching & Community – Free to attend monthly group coaching meet-ups for autistic and ADHD adults, focused on real-life strategies, shared experiences, and building connection.
Young Person Support – A free to attend weekly social group providing a safe and fun environment for neurodivergent teens to connect and learn how to work with their brain, plus one-off workshops on important ND topics like executive function, hormones, and emotional regulation.
Workplace Change – Auditing, consulting, training and coaching to help organisations create inclusive, neurodivergent-friendly cultures that work for everyone.
Clinical/Practitioner Training - Supporting the people who support clients, patients or service users to ensure needs are met from a hormone informed and neuro-inclusive lens, for a truly person centred formulation and treatment approach.
Whether you’re looking for support in daily life, community for your teen, guidance to make your workplace more inclusive, or upskilling your team of practitioners, AuDacity is here to bridge the gap with understanding, tools, and compassion.
Upcoming Events…
Monthly Neurodivergent Adult groups take place on the second Monday of each month (with the occasional exception for calendar conflicts) at Heart and Soul Hub CIC, Wycombe Air Park, Booker, Marlow SL7 3DP. Map and directions here. From 19.00, with group coaching starting at 19.30.
Weekly neurodivergent teen club takes place on Saturdays at 11.00 - 12.00/12.30 at Marlow Library, Institute Rd, Marlow SL7 1BL. Find us in the front section of the library on the left, we'll be sat hiding behind the big blue panel 😊
Past Events…
Document Hub
Write ups from group sessions, resources to support what we've covered, and my random ramblings when I find something I want to yap about.