

Science-led, lived-experience informed spaces designed around how neurodivergent people actually learn, reflect and connect.
AuDacity's adult community began because I was looking for somewhere to “find my tribe” after late diagnosis.
I couldn't find quite the space I needed, so I created it.
What started as a small social meet-up grew quickly. And as it grew, something became obvious: putting a room full of neurodivergent strangers together and expecting them to make small talk wasn't particularly neurodivergent-friendly.
So the format evolved.



AuDacity group coaching & community sessions are now built on four guiding principles:
Accessible neuroscience and psychology help explain why our experiences make sense, without reducing people to symptoms or deficits.
Rather than simply learning information, we explore how it shows up in our own lives, values and relationships.
I introduced group coaching because I realised expecting a room full of neurodivergent strangers to make small talk wasn't particularly neurodivergent-friendly. Having something meaningful to discuss removes much of that pressure, while creating genuine connection.
People leave with more than information. They leave knowing they're not the only one.
You probably don't need another person telling you to try harder.
Many neurodivergent adults have spent years trying to change themselves to meet expectations that never accounted for how their brains actually process, regulate and respond.
Understanding what's happening underneath the struggle gives us somewhere more useful to start.
Monthly group sessions focused on real-life experiences, practical strategies, and connection.
A safe, supportive space for neurodivergent teens to connect and build confidence.
Sessions that translate neuroscience into real life.
not surface-level
not purely theoretical.
without minimising disability or support needs.
not just awareness.
AuDacity