Neurodivergent Social Group (ASD, ADHD & AuDHD)

This is a social community for autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, and other neurodivergent adults who want to build real friendships in a welcoming, low-pressure environment.

This is not a therapy or support group. It’s a place to meet people who just get it, without having to spend half the conversation explaining yourself.

Whether you’re the person who talks for twenty minutes about octopuses, urban planning, medieval history, or the best mechanical keyboard switches, there’s a decent chance someone here will genuinely want to hear about it.

This is your community.

This group is community-led, not organizer-led.

Have an idea for an event? Speak up!

Want to organize a hike, game night, museum trip, craft day, camping weekend, book club, or something wonderfully niche? We’d love that.

The best communities aren’t built by one person. They’re built by people who show up, share their ideas, and help make them happen. If there’s something you’ve always wished existed, this is your chance to help create it.

Together, we’ll build the kind of community we all wish we’d found sooner.

We’ll do things like:

• ☕ Coffee and cafés
• 🥾 Hiking and nature walks
• 🎲 Board games
• 🍔 Restaurants and brunch
• 🎳 Bowling, mini golf, escape rooms, and other adventures
• 🎬 Movies and local events
• 📚 Museums, bookstores, and whatever random hyperfixation someone convinces the rest of us to try

You don’t need a formal diagnosis to join. If you’re neurodivergent, questioning, or simply feel like this community is a good fit, you’re welcome.

A few things we value:

• Kindness over coolness.
• Curiosity over judgment.
• Respect for different communication styles.
• It’s okay to be quiet.
• It’s okay to stim.
• It’s okay to leave early because your social battery suddenly went from 63% to “absolutely not.”

Our hope is simple: create the kind of group where people stop saying, “I don’t really have anyone who gets me.”

Come as you are. No masking required… unless you’re wearing an actual mask because it’s allergy season. That’s still totally acceptable.