About Us
Who we are and what motivates our work.
Who we are
We are a non-profit organisation and group of neurodivergent individuals committed to making evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming information accessible to everyone.
We believe that understanding leads to inclusion, equity, compassion, and acceptance. By bringing together research, lived experience, and professional knowledge, we aim to support neurodivergent people, their families, carers, educators, employers, and professionals through accessible resources and person-centred approaches that recognise every individual's unique strengths and needs.
Our Approach
Evidence-based
All information is grounded in peer-reviewed research and current clinical guidelines see:
Autism spectrum disorder in adults: diagnosis and managementCo-produced
We work with people who have lived experience and professionals to ensure our materials are relevant and useful.
Considering the relational: A handbook for working therapeutically with neurodivergent peopleAccessible
We design for neurodivergent users first: calm, clear, consistent and low-cognitive-load (see top right corner to change settings)
Guidelines created with the University of Bath including people with lived experienceNon-profit
We do not charge for our resources and do not run advertising. We also offer signposting to useful resources.
Other examples of guidelines by the BPS (assessment)NICE guidelines
This is an example of national guidelines
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: diagnosis and managementGet in touch
Whether you're a researcher, a clinician, a neurodivergent person, or a family member, we'd love to hear from you. Email: contact@neurodivergentfriendly.com
Neurodivergent Friendly Reviews
We also run Neurodivergent Friendly Reviews, a platform where neurodivergent people can share their experiences of places, services and organisations. Visit: reviews.neurodivergentfriendly.com