Kaboose exists to create belonging, understanding, and support for neurodivergent people.
At the heart of what we do are Neuro Nuggets, our short, practical guides that help you understand how your brain works and find ways to make work and life easier.
NOT THE BIG LIGHT! Watch, read, or listen to our accessible Kaboose Neuro Nuggets - our practical guides to support you mkaing your work environment more neuro-friendly. Better yet, share this with your boss so they can make these important yet easy accommodations for you!
14/06/2026
"What if your mental health struggles aren't a personal failing... but the result of living in a world that wasn't designed for your brain?"
We're often told that wellbeing looks the same for everyone.
But for many neurodivergent people, anxiety, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and chronic exhaustion aren't occasional experiences, they can be part of navigating a world that constantly asks us to adapt, mask, and suppress who we are.
Join us for an honest and validating Divergent Discussion with Yenn Purkis as we explore what mental health can really look like through a neurodivergent lens.
Together, we'll unpack the impact of masking, nervous system overload, identity, self-compassion, and what genuine support can look like when we move beyond neurotypical expectations.
This isn't a clinical lecture.
It's a human conversation.
💛 For neurodivergent people, parents, practitioners, educators, allies, and anyone wanting a deeper understanding of neurodivergent wellbeing.
🔗 Register via the link in our bio or link in caption below.
Many neurodivergent people spend years being told they're "too direct", "too quiet", "too much", or "not communicating properly".
But what if the problem isn't the person?
In our conversation with Kate Isichei, we explore why communication isn't about making neurodivergent people fit into neurotypical expectations. It's about creating spaces where different communication styles are understood, respected, and supported.
We talk about:
💜 Why curiosity matters more than assumptions
💜 Scripts, role play, and tools that can make conversations easier
💜 The importance of psychological safety
💜 Building environments where people can communicate authentically
Democratising communication means recognising that there isn't one "right" way to express yourself.
Whether you need processing time, prefer written communication, communicate directly, or use different strategies to get your message across, you deserve to be understood.
Because inclusion starts when everyone has an equal opportunity to be heard.
From personal experience, I can attest to the power of having the right resources combined with a supportive and safe community as a late-diagnosed ADHD mom. That's why we made Kaboose in the first place!
10/06/2026
"Ever felt like you're working twice as hard just to look like you're coping?"
The workplace can be exhausting when it wasn't designed with your brain in mind.
For many neurodivergent people, navigating work means balancing sensory overload, masking, misunderstandings, and the constant pressure to fit into systems that don't always fit us.
Join us for an honest conversation with Vicky Little as we explore the realities, challenges, and strengths that come with being neurodivergent at work.
Whether you're navigating your own career, supporting someone else, or helping build more inclusive workplaces, this is a conversation worth having.
💛 Live Q&A included.
🔗 Register via the link in our bio or in caption below.
07/06/2026
Why does a small piece of feedback, a delayed reply, or a shift in tone feel like a tidal wave? 🌊
For many neurodivergent people, rejection isn’t just uncomfortable — it floods. This is Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD), a real and often misunderstood experience.
Join Brooke Trenwith for Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria, a Divergent Discussion exploring why rejection hits so intensely, how it shows up in relationships, work, and daily life, and practical ways to respond without shame.
📍 Virtual, online event
🎥 Replay available
Come as you are. Leave with tools that actually work for your brain.
👉 Register now to save your spot via the Kaboose App.
Knowing accurate information about yourself AT ANY AGE can be life-saving, in particular after a lifetime of being told something was 'off' or wrong about you but never understanding WHAT. That's the case for many late-diagnosed women and people, as the Idea Gal explains from her own experiences.
02/06/2026
We talk a lot about inclusion at work.
But if we’re honest, most workplaces still expect people to adapt to the system, rather than designing systems that work for different people.
For neurodivergent individuals, that often means:
masking, overextending, and navigating environments that weren’t built with them in mind.
So what does real neuroinclusion actually look like?
We’re hosting a live Divergent Discussion with Kate Isichei to explore how organisations can move beyond awareness and start building cultures that genuinely support different ways of thinking, working, and communicating.
This conversation will unpack:
• Where organisations are getting it wrong
• The gap between intention and everyday experience
• Practical ways to design more inclusive ways of working
• How to better harness neurodivergent talent
This is for:
– Neurodivergent professionals navigating the workplace
– Leaders and People & Culture teams
– Organisations ready to move beyond performative inclusion
📍 Online event
🎥 Replay available
If you're serious about building workplaces that work for more people — this is a conversation worth being in.
👉 Register here:
https://events.humanitix.com/divergent-discussion-building-neuroinclusive-cultures-to-harness-the-skills-and-talents-of-neurodivergent-employees/tickets
Check out our Neuro Nuggets, practical guides to support navigating life and work. These guides are for individuals, managers and allies!
Made by neurodivergent experts, coaches, psychologists
Download Kaboose App and discover your community and neuro nuggets (link in comments)
01/06/2026
Community can be one of the most powerful supports for neurodivergent mental health.
Whether you're newly diagnosed, self-identified, questioning, or you've known you're neurodivergent for years, connection matters.
Many neurodivergent people spend years feeling misunderstood, isolated, or like they're the only one experiencing certain challenges. Then they find community and realise they're not alone.
At Kaboose, we've created a global neurodivergent community where people can connect through live events, shared interests, meaningful conversations, and genuine friendships.
🌏 Members from 136 countries
💜 Hundreds of community groups
🎤 Regular online events and discussions
✨ Free to join
Find your people.
