The Neurodivergent Adult Symposium is a free event designed by and for neurodivergent adults. It celebrates lived experience, community, accessibility and practical strategies.
You’ll explore topics including identity, masking, self-acceptance, advocacy, healthcare and disability rights. Hear from experienced speakers and take part in presentations, panel discussions and workshops. You can also enjoy creative activities, including zine-making and badge-making.
A dedicated sensory space offers a quieter environment. You can explore sensory resources and activities at your own pace. An art therapist will also be available throughout the main symposium days.
The event welcomes anyone who is neurodivergent or thinks they might be. You’re also welcome if you live with, work with or support neurodivergent adults. All genders are welcome. A formal diagnosis is not required. Self-identification is valid.
You can attend in person or participate online. In-person attendance includes lunch, snacks and refreshments. Accessibility features include a low-sensory viewing space and transport assistance. Support people and assistance animals are welcome.
The symposium provides an opportunity to connect with others. You can share experiences, explore new ideas and learn practical strategies. It offers a welcoming space to celebrate neurodivergent perspectives and strengthen community connections.
