Our Additional Support Services
Low cost Peer-Support, Work Search Coaching, and System Navigation (help with Government, Work, and/or School accommodation forms) - $35/hour or $120 block of 4 sessions.
Psychotherapy by vetted Registered Psychotherapists with special training in Neurodivergence. Meet our therapists.
ADHD And Autism Coaching Services - Book a consultation.
NeuroInclusive Academy: Free and PWYC resources for Autistic and ADHD folks. (Soon!)
Coming soon: Gender affirming diagnostic services with our NP, Chris Draenos, MN.
Listserv for Neurodivergent Practitioners.
At NeuroInclusive, our team of trained interns offers compassionate, strengths-based support to neurodivergent adults navigating questions around work, purpose, and life direction. Whether you're exploring new employment opportunities, rethinking your career, or simply trying to figure out your next steps, our interns are here to walk alongside you.
What can they help with?
Job Exploration & Applications
Get support identifying strengths, reviewing job boards, preparing resumes and cover letters, and practicing interviews — all at your pace, and in a way that aligns with how you work best.Figuring Out What’s Next
Not sure if a traditional job is right for you? Looking for meaningful activities, side gigs, or ways to structure your time? Our interns provide peer support to explore these questions together, without pressure or judgment.System Navigation & Accommodations
Need help filling out forms for workplace or school accommodations? Our interns can assist with the paperwork — and if medical documentation is needed, they can help you prepare forms to be completed by your GP or one of our Nurse Practitioners.Government Forms & Support Applications
From disability benefits to grant applications, navigating forms can be overwhelming. Interns can offer step-by-step guidance to help you organize and submit the documents needed for provincial or federal supports.
Who are our interns?
Our interns are students and emerging professionals from diverse backgrounds, trained in neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed support. They work under the supervision of our clinical team and are committed to creating safe, respectful, and collaborative relationships with each person they support.
This service is available at a low cost to make it accessible while covering administrative costs. Sessions are virtual and can be adapted to your needs and communication preferences.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer
Our interns are students in psychology and life sciences. They are not qualified to provide therapy or medical advice, and their support is not a substitute for professional care. NeuroInclusive provides supervision, but services are offered on an as-is basis and are intended as practical, non-clinical support only.
🚫 Service Limitations
These services are not appropriate for individuals in crisis or those dealing with active mental health issues, substance use, suicidality, or safety concerns. If you need therapeutic or medical support, we can help connect you with a registered professional.
Meet our Interns:
Carina
Carina (Young Koi) (she/her) is currently entering her final year in Health Sciences at Queen’s university with a huge interest in allied health, particularly occupational therapy and psychotherapy. She is passionate about making healthcare services more accessible, which has been reinforced from other volunteer experiences with the crisis text line, clinics and long term care homes. She also hopes to continue to advocate for inclusivity and reduce stigma in healthcare.
Carina will offer neurodiversity-affirming system navigation and work seekers support by creating a comfortable and supportive space that tailors to individuals needs.
To book your first appointment, please click below:
Cavelle
Cavelle Sproule (she/they) is an undergraduate student at Western University studying Psychology and Philosophy with a Certificate in Ethics. They’re passionate about creating safer, low-pressure spaces where neurodivergent people feel seen, respected, and free to be themselves. Cavelle is especially drawn to work that supports autonomy, accessibility, and the diverse ways minds experience the world (including their own experience with aphantasia).
They currently offer systems navigation and support, including help with school accommodations, government programs, and other complex forms and processes. Cavelle understands how frustrating and overwhelming it can be to access the accommodations you need, and they’re excited to work collaboratively to make those systems feel a little more manageable and a lot more human. To book your first appointment with me please click below.
Favour
Favour Mukoro (she/her) has a background in Human Behaviour and behavioural neuroscience, with a strong interest in neurodiversity-affirming care. She has supported children and youth across various settings, such as academic tutoring, summer camps, and community programs.
Favour offers peer counselling, system navigation support, and coaching for work seekers, and is gaining experience supporting psychoeducational assessments in a collaborative setting.
She is passionate about working in therapeutic spaces that honour identity, autonomy, and creative connection. To book your first appointment with me, please click below.
Jaskiran ("Jas)
Jaskiran Ahluwalia (she/her) holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science and Psychology from Trent University. She is passionate about emotional well-being, mental health advocacy, and creating inclusive, affirming spaces for neurodivergent individuals, the LGBTQ+ community, and people of colour.
At Trent University, Jas supported fellow students as a Peer Supporter, providing a safe and welcoming space to talk. She offered support through active listening, confidentiality, and empathetic, nonjudgmental care. Jas is certified in Mental Health First Aid and is committed to providing compassionate, judgment-free support.
Jas offers peer counselling, system navigation support, and work seekers coaching. She is here to listen, guide, and empower others wherever they are in their journey. Please click below to book a session with me.
Nina
Nina Yan (she/her) is currently pursuing an Honours degree in Applied Psychology with a specialization in Autism and Behaviour at McMaster University. She is passionate about creating a safe & comfortable space for everybody, autonomy, and mental health. Nina can speak English, Mandarin, and French, which allows her to communicate with others effectively with diverse backgrounds and ensures inclusive and accessible communication. She is looking forward to connecting, empowering, and supporting everyone.
Nina offers peer counselling, coaching for people seeking work, and system navigation support. She will also be occasionally supporting psychoeducational assessments. Her services will be tailored to your needs and conducted at a pace that suits you most comfortably. To book an appointment with me, please click on the link below.
Xinyi (SHIN-yee)
Xinyi Slow (she/her) was born in Singapore and moved to Canada at a young age. She is currently completing her undergraduate degree in Psychology. Her passion for the field stems from a deep understanding of the importance of early support and accurate diagnoses. Having personally experienced being misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or left without adequate support, Xinyi has become deeply committed to addressing the gaps in the mental health system.
Her experiences have inspired her to pursue a future in the mental health field and is especially passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and ensuring that mental health care is accessible, judgment-free, and rooted in compassion. This commitment is at the heart of everything she does.
She can support folks seeking work, with system navigation and will assist in Psychoeducational Assessments. To book your appointment with me, please click below:
Contact us
Tell us about your needs and we will be happy to write to you with options and recommendations.
We are also connected with a team of Neurodiversity Affirming Psychotherapists:
IMPORTANT!
Kindly note that Hope is part of this practice, so check beforehand to avoid any potential conflict of interest.