This fall, a group of likeminded facilitators have come together with Julia Ryan Psychology to provide an opportunity to expand your social circle in a space where you can truly be yourself. Our community-building groups bring together neurodivergent people and those who care for or support them — youth, adults, parents, and caregivers — to connect, share, and grow. To learn more about the facilitators and the groups they run, please click the link to visit the registration pages.
About Taylor's Group
Use the link above to register for Taylor's Group for Neurodivergent Caregivers
When embarking on the parenting journey, we are often told it "it takes a village to raise a child". As a neurodivergent caregiver, a village of people who understand and relate can be challenging to find. This group is a way to begin building that village, where we can create connections, share experiences, learn from one another, and feel seen, heard and supported. This group will help self-identified or formally diagnosed neurodivergent caregivers:
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Build their community of neurodivergent caregivers who share similar and relatable experiences
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Access a safe, non-judgmental space to learn what it means to be move through daily life as their authentic self
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Explore the dynamic differences of mixed neurotype families
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Share tricks, tips, and realistic strategies to manage personal wellbeing and parenting
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Decompress and step away from societal expectations in a group of people “who get it”