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This group is dedicated to building a community that empowers those affected by Autism through educational, social and supportive services. Our goal is to engage, strengthen, and ease the transition for those along this lifelong journey.
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Join the Tristate Neurodiversity Team support group to build community with parents and families that share your experience. We will be discussing activities and events throughout the year. Children are always welcome to attend! Sign up online for updates on activities and events. www.neurodiversityteam.com Anyone who can't attend in person can always join us online. Hope to see you there! Email questions to support@neurodiversityteam.com Spreading acceptance and awareness! Growing stronger daily! Meetings on the 2nd Monday of every month.
Teen Connect
Teen Connect is for parents/caregivers of teenagers ages 12-18 who have challenging behaviors that put them at risk of out-of-home placement or whose children are already placed outside of the home. Teen Connect teaches parents how to respond to a teenager who is struggling behaviorally or emotionally, using empathy. It teaches how attachment relates to teen development, as well as helping the parent to better identify the need the teenager is expressing through their behavior. Teen Connect is a ten-week long, free online program. Classes are offered during the day as well as in the evening.
Upcoming classes: Wednesday's 11am CST/12pm EST - beginning 9/9/26 Thursday's 5pm CST/6pm EST - beginning 9/10/26 Monday's 5pm CST/6pm EST - beginning 9/14/26 Tuesday's 5pm CST/6pm EST - beginning 9/15/26
For more information or to make a referral, please contact Monique Jenkins, mjenkins@tnvoices.org or Karen Howell, karen.howell@tnvoices.org .
Our Kids & Teens Neurodiversity Groups meet on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Saturdays of each month. These groups provide a welcoming and supportive space for neurodivergent children, teens, siblings, and parents to connect, build friendships, and share experiences.
We offer a variety of activities to encourage creativity, play, and community, including:
Arts and crafts Creative play supplies Board games Video games
Our meetings are held in the Social Hall at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, where we use three adjacent rooms to provide age-appropriate spaces and opportunities for families to gather.
Whether you’re looking for peer support, a place to make new friends, or simply a welcoming community that understands neurodiversity, we’d love to have you join us.
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