Encouraging understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity and invisible disabilities

What I Offer

Whether you are a professional organization, community group, family, or individual, I provide education and support to help you better understand neurodiversity and invisible disabilities like autism, ADHD, and the physical health conditions that often come along with divergent brains.

When we understand ourselves and each other better, we can support one another better.

Close-up of a smiling woman with wavy brunette hair, wearing dark lipstick and glasses on her head, sitting inside a car with a view of trees and buildings outside.
Close-up of a smiling woman with wavy brunette hair, wearing dark lipstick and glasses on her head, sitting inside a car with a view of trees and buildings outside.

Amy Adams, MM, MT-BC Neurodiversity & Disability Advocate

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