When: Saturday, 24 October, 9-11 AM EST (New York USA)/2-4 PM GMT (London UK)
Where: Global, Online via Zoom

Join us for a facilitated roundtable and safe space for building the future.

Our Brains and Us is a 2-hour neuro-affirming roundtable designed to help understand the brain’s unique wiring, reduce self-blame, and reconnect with self-compassion and agency.

Registration includes a unique workbook keepsake, a PDF that you’ll use during our roundtable, and for reflection long after our time together.

Led by two experienced, neurodivergent coach-facilitators, Sarah-Jayne Juniper and Kay Lock Kolp, M.Ed., the roundtable creates a safe and inclusive space to explore the human experience through connection, conversation, and creative expression.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Reflect on how your brain and nervous system operate
• Explore common challenges with compassion, not shame
• Express your journey through creative, non-verbal methods
• Connect with others who share similar experiences
• Gain practical self-awareness tools to take forward into daily life

Whether you’re curious about neurodiversity, seeking understanding, or simply want to meet yourself with more clarity and kindness, Our Brains and Us offers a guided, supportive environment to explore, reflect, and grow.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the roundtable delivered?

Our roundtable is delivered online via a secure video platform. You can participate from anywhere with a stable internet connection.

 

What is the group size?

We’re keeping intentionally small to create a safe, interactive environment, so we’ll cap at 20 participants.

 

What can I expect the environment to be in the roundtable?

Our space is neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-aware, and flexible. Activities are optional, and multiple ways of participating are supported.

 

How long is the workshop?

The workshop runs 2 hours, including time for centering and mindfulness; deep connection through conversation; creative exploration; and reflective coaching.

 

Can I attend if I’m a parent, professional, or student?

Absolutely. The workshop is designed to adapt to different life roles and experiences. Everyone is welcome to engage at their own pace.

 

How does payment work?

You’ll choose how much you pay for the roundtable, via your choice of a range of payment processors including link and credit card. If paying outside the US, please note that the final amount charged may vary slightly depending on current exchange rates set by your card provider or bank.