Creating a neurodiversity-affirming world.

One classroom at a time.

The doors to the Educator Hub are closed for now.

Are you:

  • Frustrated with the status quo in schools that neglect the needs of neurodivergent learners?

  • Overwhelmed by the lack of resources and guidance on how to support neurodivergent learners?

  • Searching for strategies to promote understanding among neurodivergent and neurotypical peers?

  • Desperate for professional development that recognizes the importance of offering neurodiversity-affirming teaching techniques?

What barriers stand in the way of creating neurodiversity-affirming classrooms?

  • "A lack of understanding of nervous system regulation."

    Carmen R.

  • "The pressure to teach students how the 'real world' works."

    Jennifer F.

  • "Ableist, outdated behavioralist approaches that are not just pervasive, but mandated."

    Erin C.

  • "The focus on behavior intervention in schools and the medical model of disability."

    Breea M.

  • "Not enough information about neurodiversity and poor understanding of possible accommodations."

    Sarah A.

  • "The student isn't struggling 'enough.' We have to wait for the student to practically fall through the cracks before we provide help."

    Becka D.

Join a community of educators who are working to make changes every day for their neurodivergent students.

  • You're not alone. A revolution is on the horizon.

    Neurodivergent learners are a treasure trove of potential. However, without the right environment, their gifts may remain unexplored.

    It’s time we change the narrative.

Neurodivergent learners - whether autistic, ADHD, twice-exceptional, dyslexic, dysgraphic, OCD, or others - need understanding and support. Without the right support, their educational journey can be filled with missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential.

Educators like you, who deeply care and want to make a difference, need more.

Introducing:

The Neurodiversity University Educator Hub

Join a community of passionate educators dedicated to transforming the way we understand, teacher, and support neurodivergent learners. By coming together, we share resources, wisdom, experiences, and innovative strategies that create lasting change.

Join the conversation with like-minded educators.

Why join?

Empowerment

Equip yourself with the tools, strategies, and resources tailored specifically for neurodiverse students.

Connection

Build relationships with fellow educators, experts, and advocates who share your mission and passion.

Continued Learning

Access exclusive webinars and workshops that keep you updated with the latest in neurodivergent education.

Inclusion

Create a classroom environment where every student feels seen, understood, and celebrated.

What’s included in the Educator Hub?

Each month, you can expect:

  • Live Expert Q&A Webinars with guests like Amanda Morin, Ellen Braaten, PhD., Dr. Sharon Saline, Dr. Holly Moses Blanc, Brendan Mahan, and more!

  • One-on-One Consultations to problem solve your most difficult neurodivergent learners with community leader Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC

  • 5-Minute PD videos and resources - not only for yourself, but to share with your school’s staff

  • Roundtables and open office hours to learn from each other

We got into the field of education to change the world.

So let's do it.

Share our Five-Minute PD Videos

Get access to videos to share during a faculty meeting, email to your staff, or watch during a PLC meeting.

Each video includes a resource page with reflection questions, key terms, and action steps.

What’s in the archive? Access to all of our previous 5-minute PD videos on topics like sensory processing, the double empathy problem, co-regulation, and more!

Brainstorm solutions for your classroom with one-on-one consultations.

Stuck on ideas and not sure where to go? Sign up for a one-on-one consultation with Emily Kircher-Morris or Amanda Morin to talk through the situation and come up with ideas that might work.

What’s in the archive? Access to all of our previous one-on-one consultations for you to learn from previous members’ experiences.

Meet the experts featured our Live Expert Q&A Webinars.

Get access to all of the archived videos + attend the new ones!

  • Emily Kircher-Morris, M.A., M.Ed.

    Licensed professional counselor, author, and host of The Neurodiversity Podcast.

  • Dr. Sharon Saline

    Author of the award-winning book What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew: Working Together to Empower Kids for Success in School and Life

  • Phyllis Fagell

    Licensed counselor, school counselor, journalist and author of Middle School Matters and Middle School Superpowers.

  • Jill Stowell, M.S.

    Founder of Stowell Learning Centers, host of the LD Expert Live broadcast and LD Expert Podcast, and author of Take the Stone Out of the Shoe.

  • Ellen Braaten, PhD

    Child psychologist, Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, and author of Bright Kids Who Couldn't Care Less.

  • Amanda Morin

    Vice President of Learning & Knowledge for The Jed Foundation (JED) and author of What Is Empathy? and Adulting Made Easy.

  • Sarah Kesty

    Coach, author, educator, and advocate for special education, and host of the Executive Function Podcast and the IEP OMG Show

  • Brendan Mahan, M.Ed., M.S.

    Former teacher, mental health counselor, and principal; neurodiverse parenting coach; and host of the ADHD Essentials Podcast.

What will you find in the Neurodiversity University Educator Hub?

  1. Live Expert Q&A Webinars: Interact with industry-leading experts, posing your most pressing questions and diving deep into the world of neurodiversity.

  2. One-on-One Case Consultations: Problem-solve real challenges you face with your students with Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC.

  3. 5-Minute P.D. Resources: Quick, actionable professional development snippets - not just for your growth, but made to share with your colleagues.

  4. Collaboration and Connection: Opportunities to meet and work with other educators who are dedicated to supporting the neurodivergent learners in their classrooms.

  5. And lots more! All of materials and recordings will be archived for your reference and new tools and techniques will be added based on what you need.

The doors to the Educator Hub are close for now. Don’t miss it when they open again!