Websites & Online Tools

The BASE facilitates community connection by providing members a safe physical space to engage, and also access to a private social platform where they’ll find the peer offered group schedule, resources, local happenings, and discussions. The Base also promotes self advocacy through support for members to facilitate experiences around their own strengths and interests.

A resource for Autistic people, Parents and Professionals to help you  understand various concepts around Autism, get practical advice and take  on the highly valuable inside perspective.

We believe the word inclusive, splattered across PR copy, has no room in a city that is not yet so. Like, we love her...but she's not there yet. 
 

We believe real action can be taken to create true community  and belonging rather than redundant descriptions of intentions that  perpetuate the assumed existence of an ideal that is clearly yet to be  achieved. As community members we saw the opportunity to create real  impact through bolstering an already blossoming annual summer Pride  festival. READ MORE HERE.

I am a neurodivergent (Autistic-ADHD) psychologist, parent, and educator.

I create mental health and wellness resources with the neurodivergent person in mind. *GREAT INFOGRAPHICS INCLUDED ON THIS SITE!

Lost in Translation, Found in Understanding

"There was a time when you didn’t know how to explain yourself. You  didn’t lack intelligence; the language you needed was kept from you.

You  were left to fumble through conversations that drained you, endure  touches that felt like fire, and swallow reactions that made perfect  sense in your body but no sense to anyone else.

So you learned the art of imitation. Mirroring their expressions, echoing their words, hoping no one would notice you were lost.

You  weren’t just misjudged, you were erased in real time, over and over,  until you questioned if you even existed the way you felt you did.

And then, one day, you found the words."

Mutual Aid and Human-Centered Learning for Neurodivergent and Disabled People

Stimpunks combines “stimming” + “punks” to evoke open and proud stimming, resistance to normalization, and the DIY culture of punk, disabled, and neurodivergent communities. Instead of hiding our stims, we bring them to the front.