A neuroaffirming, community-led space for Autistic and Neurodivergent Adults.
The Neurokin Community is an online, neuroaffirming space for Autistic and Neurodivergent adults who want connection, shared learning, and support — without pressure, fixing, or expectations.
It’s community-led, facilitated by Amanda Maguire, and designed to work with different brains, energies, access needs, and ways of showing up.
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Who runs the community?
The Neurokin Community is community-led and facilitated by Amanda Maguire through Neurodiverse Adventures.
The community’s:
- topics
- activities
- pace
- and direction
are shaped collaboratively by members.
Amanda provides:
- facilitation and coordination
- neuroaffirming support
- lived-experience insight
- and a steady, accessible structure that supports safety, autonomy, and connection.
What is the Neurokin Community?
The Neurokin Community is an online space focused on:
🌱 Connection
🧠 Shared learning
🤝 Mutual support
Activities include:
- Co-working sessions
- Topic-led workshops
- Support sessions
- Low-pressure social activities (games, creative sessions, mystery jars)
Participation is always optional. You’re welcome to:
- listen quietly
- come and go
- keep your camera off
- join late or leave early
- engage in ways that work for you
Why this community exists
The Neurokin Community was created in response to a clear gap.
Many Autistic and Neurodivergent people:
- don’t feel safe or understood in mainstream spaces
- can’t access 1-to-1 support
- or want an ongoing connection beyond coaching
Continuity matters — especially for Autistic and Neurodivergent people.
This community exists to:
- offer connection without pressure
- provide neuroaffirming education outside medical or clinical frameworks
- centre lived experience rather than deficit-based models
- support growth, validation, and learning over time
What's included in membership?
Membership includes a selection of activities:
- Weekly 2-hour co-working sessions
- Monthly 1.5-hour workshop series - topics shaped by members
- Monthly support sessions
- Monthly social activities - such as Mystery Jar sessions, quizzes, creative activities & movie Nights
- Monthly timetables shared in advance
- Optional reminders
- Zoom links sent shortly before sessions to reduce cognitive load
- Access to the WhatsApp community
- Amanda’s facilitation, lived experience, advocacy-informed guidance, and peer connection
Everything is optional. There are no expectations to attend or participate.
Who is it open to?
The Neurokin Community is open to:
- Autistic and Neurodivergent adults (18+) self-identified or formally diagnosed
- Neurotypes, including (but not limited to): Autistic, AuDHD, ADHD, PDA, Dyslexic, and other - Neurodivergent identities
- Autistic and Neurodivergent parents and carers
We welcome members from all marginalised backgrounds and recognise that neurodivergence often intersects with race, gender, sexuality, disability, class, culture, and other social identities. This community aims to be a safer, inclusive space where people can show up as their whole selves, without needing to minimise or separate parts of who they are. This community is grounded in respect, consent, and shared responsibility. Harmful or discriminatory behaviour is not tolerated.
Sessions primarily run in UK time, though people may join from elsewhere if timings and formats are accessible for them.
How to join
Try the community in a low-pressure way
We know it can be hard to know whether a community feels right until you’ve experienced it.
That’s why new members can join the Neurokin Community with an introductory first month for £15.
This gives you space to explore the community, attend sessions if you want to, and see how it feels — without pressure or expectation.
After the first month, membership continues at £25 per month, unless you choose to cancel.
Prefer to join yearly?
If you’d rather pay annually, you can join for £270 per year (10% saving).
Can I dip in and out?
Yes. Members move in and out of the community over time.
You’re welcome to:
- Join for a short period
- Take a break
- Return when it feels right
There’s no expectation to attend regularly, stay forever, or explain your choices. Capacity changes — and that’s respected here.
Contact Us
Let us know if you have any questions! We'd be more than happy to help.