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What is NeuroHub?

NeuroHub is a neurodivergent-led initiative focused on improving understanding, wellbeing, and inclusion for neurodivergent people. By combining lived experience with education, community building, and professional collaboration, NeuroHub creates resources and opportunities that support individuals, families, and professionals alike. Our goal is to contribute to a world where neurodivergent people are understood, supported, and able to flourish.

Our Mission

NeuroHub exists to improve understanding, wellbeing, and inclusion for neurodivergent people. Through David’s published books and writings, educational resources, professional training, and the NeuroHub online community, we aim to make knowledge, support, and connection more accessible to neurodivergent individuals, their families, and the professionals who work alongside them. Our work combines lived experience, practical insight, and collaborative learning to help build environments where neurodivergent people can be understood, supported, and able to thrive.

In practice, this means:

  • Working with professionals and organisations to encourage more neurodivergent-affirming practices
  • Providing accessible education and resources that deepen understanding of neurodiversity
  • Creating supportive community spaces where neurodivergent people can connect and share experiences
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Who we Serve

NeuroHub supports a wide range of people connected to neurodiversity. Our work is designed to meet individuals where they are, whether they are exploring their own neurodivergence, supporting someone they care about, or seeking to improve professional practice.

Neurodivergent Individuals
People who identify as neurodivergent, whether formally diagnosed, self-identified, or exploring their neurotype. We aim to provide accessible knowledge, supportive community, and practical tools that help individuals better understand themselves and navigate the world.

Families and Support Networks
Parents, partners, carers, and friends who want to better understand and support the neurodivergent people in their lives. NeuroHub offers guidance, education, and community resources to help build supportive and informed relationships.

Professionals and Organisations
Professionals working in healthcare, education, social care, and other sectors who want to develop a deeper, more informed understanding of neurodiversity. Our resources and training help professionals move towards more inclusive, respectful, and effective practice.

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