EvoLibri Groups & Classes for Neurodivergent Folks & Family

Starting in Spring 2026, EvoLibri will offer a 10-week Dungeons & Dragons social skills program designed for older teens and young adults. In this program, participants learn the fundamentals of D&D while building vital skills in a structured, neurodivergent-affirming environment. This 10-week group integrates therapeutic approaches and research-supported benefits of tabletop roleplaying games, led by a practiced (and enthusiastic!) DM with licensed professional supervision. The weekly 2-hour course will be taught in closed cohorts with a ratio of no more than 6:1. Participants must attend one pre-class session/intake prior to group start.

Skills covered include the following:

• Develop Self-Concepts – use role play to safely explore who you can become
• Conflict Resolution – practice managing disagreement, frustration, and find paths to repair relationships with others
• Communication Skills – learn the elements of constructive dialogue and the ability to share needs and wants while engaging in team-building exercises
• Problem Solving – overcome difficult situations by working through challenges with peers
• Social Navigation – recognize social cues, boundaries, and expectations while navigating group dynamics

Getting Started:

• For Experienced D&D Players: schedule and complete your complimentary 30-minute intake session focused on character creation and group guidelines.
• For Beginners: attend a 2-hour introductory group session where we teach you everything you will need to know! No prior experience required!

Looking to unwind, meet new people, and have a great time? Come check out EvoClub – a casual, welcoming group for neurodiverse individuals (14+) where we hang out, socialize, play board games and video games, and watch videos. Whether you're into board games, video games, or just a good conversation, there's something for everyone. Come for the games, stay for the good times! For the second week of every month, EvoClub will also be hosting a fun art lesson alongside the previously mentioned activities.

Starting in Spring 2026, EvoLibri will offer a 10-week Dungeons & Dragons social skills program designed for older teens and young adults. In this program, participants learn the fundamentals of D&D while building vital skills in a structured, neurodivergent-affirming environment. This 10-week group integrates therapeutic approaches and research-supported benefits of tabletop roleplaying games, led by a practiced (and enthusiastic!) DM with licensed professional supervision. The weekly 2-hour course will be taught in closed cohorts with a ratio of no more than 6:1. Participants must attend one pre-class session/intake prior to group start.

Skills covered include the following:

• Develop Self-Concepts – use role play to safely explore who you can become
• Conflict Resolution – practice managing disagreement, frustration, and find paths to repair relationships with others
• Communication Skills – learn the elements of constructive dialogue and the ability to share needs and wants while engaging in team-building exercises
• Problem Solving – overcome difficult situations by working through challenges with peers
• Social Navigation – recognize social cues, boundaries, and expectations while navigating group dynamics

Getting Started:

• For Experienced D&D Players: schedule and complete your complimentary 30-minute intake session focused on character creation and group guidelines.
• For Beginners: attend a 2-hour introductory group session where we teach you everything you will need to know! No prior experience required!

Transition Skills with a Twist

Looking for a crash course on independent living skills for your neurodiverse teens and young adults ages 16-22 to do this summer? We have the program!

Our two-week program for older teens and young adults will change the way they function in their daily lives and prepare them for the adult world. Drawing on our exceptional curriculum, this program will combine:

• Independent living instruction (meal prep, financial literacy, wellness)
• Executive functioning instruction (planning ahead, organizing)
• Pre-employment skills (resumes, interviewing skills, volunteering)
• Emotional regulation and stress management
• Social connection with peers
• Mobility training/experience using public transportation

…along with a whole lot of FUN!

This independent living skills (ILS) bootcamp meets for two weeks Mon-Fri 10a-3p PST July 13th – July 24th. Early bird registration deadline ends June 14, 2026. Final registration deadline ends July 6, 2026.