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Our team includes specialists with lived experience who truly understand the challenges and strengths of neurodiverse minds.
Neurodiversity Support Specialists
We believe that every neurodiverse individual deserves the right environment to thrive. Tailored support, training and resources for autism, ADHD, dyslexia & more.
Training, and advocacy. Open for new clients — book a consultation today.
We’re here to change the way the world sees neurodiversity. Too often, neurodiverse individuals are misunderstood or overlooked. We work with people, families, schools, and employers to break barriers, raise awareness, and provide practical solutions that help neurodiverse people flourish.
Whether you are autistic, have ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, or another neurodiverse profile, we offer a safe, informed space to grow. Our approach is person-centred and evidence-based, and we are proud to support inclusive environments across the UK.
Our team includes specialists with lived experience who truly understand the challenges and strengths of neurodiverse minds.
Evidence-based neurodiversity training for teachers, employers, and professionals, aligned with best practice and CPD where applicable.
From workplace adjustments and inclusive culture consultancy, we cover the full spectrum of support.
Comprehensive support for individuals, families, schools, and employers. From advocacy to training and workplace adjustments, we help build environments where everyone can thrive. View all neurodiversity support services.
Coaching, mentoring, and advocacy.
Teacher training and student support.
Workplace adjustments and consultancy.
Whether you’re an individual seeking support, a parent looking for resources, or an organisation ready to become more inclusive — we’re here to help. Contact us for advice and enquiries, book neurodiversity training for your team, or explore our free resources and toolkits and support pathways.
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InspirED Outreach
North East Lincolnshire Local Authority has commissioned InspirED Outreach to provide specialist support to children in Early Years and Key Stage 1. The InspirED Outreach team will work with educational settings to support children in Early Years and Key Stage 1 who either have an EHCP, or have been identified through the Early Years Inclusion Fund application process as requiring additional specialist outreach support in the area of communication and interaction or autism. Practitioners from InspirED Outreach will work directly alongside staff in settings to model strategies, demonstrate approaches and share resources. This ensures that support not only benefits the child but also strengthens staff knowledge and skills for future pupils, enhancing the graduated response to children with SEND.
KindMind works with trusted partners to extend neurodiversity support and inclusive practice across communities and organisations.