Empowering, connecting and campaigning
We are a national organisation of neurodiverse or neurodivergent people. Become a member and access services, support and networks.
Membership is free and you don’t need a diagnosis join now.
Our members are autistic, dyslexic, dyscalculic, dysgraphic, Tourettic, dyspraxic, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) plus friends, family and allies.

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The making of a logo. "Like it or not, things change. And, sometimes, they are completely unexpected. Like when I got the message that we couldn’t carry on using the...
Hi, I’m Sally SJ Brown from Bikebuddha Yoga. I’m an academic researcher, writer and editor and yoga teacher based in the north of England. Since completing my 200-hour yoga teacher...
Share special interests, ask and answer questions, make friends and help build a community in the S4Nd members’ area.
Our online classes are designed to be beneficial for neurodiverse people and are delivered by instructors who are neurodiverse themselves. Choose from yoga and tai…
We’re developing a diagnostic support service for people thinking about, or actively seeking, a neurodiversity diagnosis. The service will include information about how diagnostic assessments…
We’re campaigning to make people are aware of their NHS patient choice rights about diagnosis. Anyone has the right to choose their service provider when they’re referred for…
Our quarterly society magazine is produced by and for members. It’s full of interesting tips, advice and opinions from anyone in S4Nd.
We run a range of events and activities that offer opportunities to connect with like-minded people. Some events are open to everyone and some are for S4Nd…
Find out what it's like to be Tourettic first-hand from society member Beth Greenwood. Beth shared her lived experience with other members at one of our online Moots in August...
During the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic we delivered a Keeping Neurodivergent People Connected (KNPC) service. The service offered support, advice and connection for neurodiverse feeling isolated or…