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Positive, affirming support for neurodiverse families. Our online courses give neurodivergent young people, and their families, the knowledge they need to build confidence and manage stresses. 🌈 Affirming and positive 💜 👋🏼 Accessible and Affordable 💲 👨👩👦 Support that works for the whole family 👨👩👧
7 Bell Yard, WC2A 2JR, London, United Kingdom
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Taking part in clubs and the recent summer camp has been amazing for my son. The session leaders are incredibly positive, patient and above all inclusive. There’s never any pressure and they are so encouraging. The community is fantastic and shows such promise for growth. I cannot recommend Uncommon highly enough.
Highly recommended! The understanding your brain course and the clubs have been such a great things for my ND child. The fact that all the facilitators are ND and great role models helps too. Just a brilliant, inclusive space. So glad we gave it try.
Inclusive sessions. You could be off screen, off camera and just interact via the chat. Whatever works for you. Sessions have been engaging and relaxing and the fact that they are run by neurodiverse people who share their experiences made for a really positive and validating experience. Can’t give this enough stars!
My son loved the course. He found it very relatable and enjoyed the interactions with the facilitators and other young people. He felt inspired by the course content and talked lots about it afterwards. I also liked the way the course was delivered.
Uncommon has been validating for my daughter and she realised that there are others who are more like her !
She has gone on to do a second course .
Facilitators are kind, gentle and knowledgeable.
As a parent I have learnt a lot too.
Thank you
Great courses for neurodivergent youngsters, the facilitators are very kind and knowledgeable. It was very convenient that all the courses were online where my child felt safe and that he could choose to have his camera off if he felt overwhelmed.
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