Research tells us that neurodivergent people, specifically those who are autistic, ADHD or AuDHDers, can struggle at menopause, a major reproductive transition that affects anyone assigned female at birth.

Menopause isn't just something that happens in the ovaries: it is a neurological transition with profound effects on the brain and felt throughout the body. Professor Julie Gamble-Turner and Dr Rachel Moseley will explore why menopause poses challenges for neurodivergent people, drawing on their research and their book to explain what kinds of difficulties people might face and how they might best be supported.

Online training for practitioners designed to deepen your understanding of neurodivergence during the perinatal period.

Introducing our unique SECURE framework, this session will explore the experiences of neurodivergent individuals through the stages of fertility, pregnancy, labour and birth, early parenthood, and bonding with their baby.

This talk with guest speaker Dr Tom Nicholson will explore one of the most talked about topics in the neurodiversity space: Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria [RSD].

Often defined as the ‘intense emotional pain in response to actual or perceived criticism or rejection’, RSD is a common difficulty which many people find incredibly difficult to live with and experience.

Are you a neurodivergent parent wondering why everyday tasks such as planning, organising, getting started on something, feel harder than they do for others?

This webinar is an Intro to Executive Function for ND parents: why we struggle and how to build brain-friendly systems with clarity, tools, and compassion.