Neurodivergence in women isn’t rare—it’s JUST RARELY RECOGNISED
Many women, girls, AFAB (assigned female at birth) and non-binary individuals go through life masking, misunderstood, or misdiagnosed, wondering why they feel different. Others struggle in workplaces that weren't designed with neurodivergence in mind, leaving leaders, colleagues, and loved ones unsure how to offer support.
Maybe you've just heard about ADHD or autism and it resonates deeply, but you're still on a journey of self-discovery. Or perhaps your child, partner, or employee is struggling, and you want to understand better how to support them. You're not alone.
Most conversations about neurodivergence have left out an important perspective: how it presents in women and marginalised genders.
Many are only now realising that traits they've lived with for years - deep focus, sensory sensitivities, social exhaustion - are actually signs of a uniquely powerful way of thinking.
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NeuroCurious is a space to explore ADHD and Autism in women. Whether you're discovering, supporting, or curious—you belong here.
Whether you are exploring your own neurodivergence, supporting a loved one, or wanting to understand a colleague, this is a space where you can feel included and understood.
Created by Jess Rad, Founder of The WomenHood, award-winning social entrepreneur, parent carer and late-identified neurodivergent woman, this event series will equip you with the:
Knowledge:
Discover the lesser-known ways ADHD & autism present in women, AFAB individuals and non-binary folk
Mindset:
Recognise the overlooked strengths of neurodivergent minds, hear the Unspoken Stories of those navigating life as neurodivergent individuals
Toolkit:
Learn how to support yourself or stand up for others through powerful 1% changes.
NeuroCurious is a four part mini-series. Join us for as many that resonate, please note in person tickets are limited:
Unmasked:
Understanding Neurodivergence in Females and Non-Binary People
Bodies in Balance:
Neurodivergence, Hormones, and Health
Rethinking Work:
Supporting Neurodivergent Women in the Workplace
The ND Family Connection:
Navigating Neurodivergent Families