Neurodivergent Family Guide

Neurodivergent Family Guide ♾️ND fam looking for support? We got you.
🧡Your go-to guide for nd-friendly events, resources and community in the ‘burbs

Formerly Resonant Healing Co

SAVE THE DATE: Round 2 of our Ground + Gather Series is happening in a little less than a month over in , in connectio...
02/21/2026

SAVE THE DATE: Round 2 of our Ground + Gather Series is happening in a little less than a month over in , in connection with !

Join us for Gentle flow followed by coffee, snacks and community with other parents and caregivers of neurodivergent families.

Registration required, please visit: https://www.empowerherfitnessbatavia.com/offerings/ground-and-gather.

MARCH 15th 11-1pm
Zen Loft Collective
$30

ndparents

One week from today we’re gathering for our first Quiet Company event. We have finalized the details and will be meeting...
02/21/2026

One week from today we’re gathering for our first Quiet Company event. We have finalized the details and will be meeting at:

2/28, 9:30-11am

Winfield Public Library’s Meeting Room (downstairs).

When parking in the lot you can take the lower level door to access the room easily.

Please bring a non messy hobby like coloring, knitting, reading, cross stitching etc. You can choose between silence or quiet conversation.

Refreshments provided.

RSVP appreciated to gauge snacks email ndfamilyguide@gmail.com.

🌷 Spring 2026 NDFG Events | Neurodivergent Family Guide – ChicagolandLooking for neurodivergent-friendly events for pare...
02/20/2026

🌷 Spring 2026 NDFG Events | Neurodivergent Family Guide – Chicagoland

Looking for neurodivergent-friendly events for parents in the Chicago suburbs?

Here’s what’s coming up this spring with NDFamilyGuide:

🗓 Feb 28 | Winfield, IL
✨ Quiet Company – A silent craft + low-pressure social hour for neurodivergent moms & caregivers at Winfield Library (Meeting Room Lower Level) FREE!

🗓 March 15 | Batavia, IL
🌿 Ground + Gather at Zen Loft Batavia – Gentle yoga followed by coffee + connection for caregivers of neurodivergent kids.
11am–1pm | $30.00 Register at: https://www.empowerherfitnessbatavia.com/offerings/ground-and-gather

🗓 April 18 | Virtual
📚 Neurodivergent Parenting Book Club – Community conversation around parenting + neurodivergence. FREE.

📍 Serving Dupage and Kane County (and the greater Chicagoland area).

📧 RSVP: ndfamilyguide@gmail.com

Follow for sensory-friendly events, accessibility reviews, and inclusive community spaces.





Upcoming Special Needs Showings (not my language) at in . One dedicated showing each month at 11am check their website...
02/11/2026

Upcoming Special Needs Showings (not my language) at in . One dedicated showing each month at 11am check their website for more details!

Teaming up with to give away 4 sets of tickets to the Red Kite Friendship tour on 2/15 at both 10am and 12pm. To enter,...
02/06/2026

Teaming up with to give away 4 sets of tickets to the Red Kite Friendship tour on 2/15 at both 10am and 12pm.

To enter, TAG a friend who could benefit from the content and SHARE this post to your stories to get the word out about this event!

Best of luck my friends!

DETAILS: Quiet Company is a low-demand gathering for neurodivergent moms and caregivers of neurodivergent families.🧵 Fir...
02/05/2026

DETAILS:

Quiet Company is a low-demand gathering for neurodivergent moms and caregivers of neurodivergent families.

🧵 First 45 min: Silent craft / hobby time

Bring a book, knitting, journaling, coloring, or another quiet activity. Sit together in shared space,no small talk required. Please no paint or messy materials. Coloring supplies provided.

☕ Second Hour: Optional connection + conversation
When (and if) you’re ready, we’ll open the space for gentle conversation and community. You can continue silent crafting if desired. Visual supports to share your communication preference will be provided. Light refreshments available.

📍 Tentative Location: Winfield Public Library in Winfield, IL
🗓️ 2/28 | 9:30–11am
📧 RSVP: info@ndfamilyguide.com (RSVP not required but preferred.)

Tag a neurodivergent mom or caregiver who might love a space like this.





✨ February Sensory-Friendly & Adaptive Events Part 1 ✨Looking for more inclusive, accessible ways to get out this Februa...
01/30/2026

✨ February Sensory-Friendly & Adaptive Events Part 1 ✨
Looking for more inclusive, accessible ways to get out this February?
This calendar highlights sensory-friendly, adaptive, and neurodivergent-affirming events across Chicagoland, designed with nervous systems in mind.
From quieter experiences to adaptive programming, these are spaces where families don’t have to push through overwhelm to participate.
👉 Save this post for later
👉 Follow for accessibility reviews + inclusive events
👉 Stay tuned for Part 2 coming next
Know an event we should add? Tag us or send a DM 💛




The 2026 season of NDFG events kicks off this weekend with Ground + Gather, and then MONK Book Club on the 24th.
01/16/2026

The 2026 season of NDFG events kicks off this weekend with Ground + Gather, and then MONK Book Club on the 24th.

More January Fun! Check their pages for more details 9many require registration!)
01/15/2026

More January Fun! Check their pages for more details 9many require registration!)

Who benefits from sensory supports?Short answer: more people than we may realize.Sensory supports are tools that help ne...
01/13/2026

Who benefits from sensory supports?

Short answer: more people than we may realize.

Sensory supports are tools that help nervous systems feel safer, steadier, and more regulated.

They can support people with:
• ADHD, Autism, and other neurodevelopmental differences
• Sensory Processing Disorder or sensory sensitivities
• Anxiety, PTSD, and CPTSD
• Migraines, vestibular disorders, and dysautonomia
• Traumatic brain injury
• Dementia and other neurocognitive conditions
• Misophonia

And honestly? Anyone who wants to feel more comfortable.

Headphones, quiet spaces, visual supports, movement breaks, fidgets expand access so more people can feel present and able to participate meaningfully.

When we normalize sensory supports, we create spaces where more people can stay, participate, and belong.



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