A free network of therapists, coaches, and specialists who support neurodiverse adults. We meet on the first Friday of every month, and new faces are always welcome.
Free for everyone.
No dues, no membership fee.
The need
This group began from a simple understanding: our communities are full of well-trained, effective, compassionate professionals treating the underserved population of neurodiverse adults. Unfortunately, those professionals are disconnected.
Quick to turn a problem into a goal, we set out to connect as many of them as possible: to share new research and best practices, reduce burnout, exchange referrals, and have a little fun along the way. After all, you can't spell neurodiversity without fun.
Our members are as diverse as the population we serve. Many of our professionals are neurodiverse themselves. You might hear from international members, or from aspiring professionals just beginning their journey.
On the table
Every meeting brings a presenter, a case study, current research, or a resource other providers can use. The topics run wherever the work runs.
Monthly provider meetings
We meet virtually on the first Friday of every month, 11 AM to 12 PM Central. One hour, no cost.
Providers present their offerings to the community, a case study, or current research, and there are always resources you can take back to your own practice.
Join the email list through the contact form. You get meeting reminders and the link, meeting notes afterward, and recordings of presenters on YouTube.
First time joining?
It's an hour with people who do the same work you do. Here's what to expect.
We begin at 11:00 Central and you're back to your day by noon.
Ask the question you actually have. Nobody here is grading you.
If it's your first time, bring any one of these: a piece of research worth discussing, a problem you're running into, or a three-minute success story.
The invite carries the same recurring Zoom link we use every month, so you never have to hunt for it.
The structure
Look at our mark: many pieces, one point.
A broad base of professionals,
unified toward a single purpose.
That is the whole design.
The network
Logan has spent more than twenty years working with neurodiverse people, across the lifespan and across every level of need. He is especially at home with professionals trying to navigate their own minds and the corporate world at the same time. He provides telehealth therapy and is licensed in Texas and Louisiana.
Texas: lonestartelehealth.com
Louisiana: neworleanscounseling.com
Nationwide coaching and consulting: stoar.com
Professionals for Neurodiverse Adults was cofounded with Gabby Patrick, whose early work helped get the network off the ground.
Common questions
P4NA (Professionals for Neurodiverse Adults) is a free network of therapists, coaches, and specialists who support neurodiverse adults. Members share research, case studies, and resources.
The first Friday of every month, 11 AM to 12 PM Central, virtually on Zoom. Each meeting ends with three-minute success stories.
Nothing. Joining is free and meetings are free to attend.
Anyone in the field: therapists, coaches, specialists, and anyone whose work supports neurodiverse adults. Bring a question or bring your expertise.
Get involved
Joining is free. Use this form to get on the email list for meeting reminders, notes, and links, or just to ask the network a question.
