Neurodiverse Connections helps communities embrace
this beautiful Neurodiverse world we all share.

Since 2023, Neurodiverse Connections has served those who work with, teach, love, befriend, parent or ARE neurodivergent themselves. Through community education and direct support, we've reached over 7,500 individuals in Kitsap County and beyond, promoting dignity and respect for all kinds of minds.
With your invaluable assistance, we're nurturing a communal shift in perspective that embraces ADHD, autism, dyslexia and other forms of neurodiversity as natural, normal variations in brain wiring. By bringing visibility to invisible disabilities, we facilitate connection and belonging for the 1 in 5 friends, family and neighbors who are neurodivergent, helping us feel safe, seen and celebrated.
Please consider investing in empathy and equity today! Every dollar donated directly supports expanded offerings and exceptional programming. Together, we're building a future where all minds are valued for their unique strengths, honored for their differences, and celebrated as part of this neurodiverse world we all share.
Programming Made Possible Thanks to Generous Donors Like Yourself:
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NeuroEmpathy Workshops: Our immersive, engaging NeuroEmpathy Workshops for professionals, parents and students enable kids and adults of all neurotypes to experience the friction of being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world, creating relational understanding and deep, long-lasting impact.
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ND Curious Seminar Series: These new, free monthly community chats offer a casual opportunity to explore topics such as "ND Holidays", "Late-Diagnosed Teens", "Late-Identified Adults: Re-framing a Life", and "Post Secondary Education: Whatever Comes Next" (March 7, 2026) in a relaxed, welcoming environment.
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Calm Corners: By offering tools and space so overstimulated families can take a break from the joyful chaos and re-regulate throughout the long, busy day, our sensory recovery tents help make community celebrations like KiDiMu's Fam Jam and Bainbridge's Grand Old Fourth more accessible to all.
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Spring Family Workshop: Annual workshop series for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children, with free neuro-affirming childcare. Spring 2026 dates coming soon!
And So Much More!!



