About us
Creating happier environments by valuing neurodivergence as difference not deficit.
For too long, neurodivergence in a neurotypical world has been anything but a happy experience. We created NeuroHappiness because we don’t believe it has to stay that way.
NeuroHappiness is a Community Interest Company (a not-for-profit organisation), created for the good of the neurodivergent community, not for private profit. Everything we do is designed to make life in a world built by and for neurotypicals not just manageable, but genuinely happier for neurodivergent minds.
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We bring deep experience of autism, learning disability, ADHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, and we build programmes that are shaped by lived experience and strengthened by professional training and evidence-based practice — making our programmes practical, thoughtful, and grounded in real life.
What we do
NeuroHappiness is an umbrella organisation that houses a number of different programmes — all created to support neurodivergent people, and the families, education establishments, and workplaces around them.
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Coaching and training for families and workplaces
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Our coaching and training programmes support:
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Parents who are struggling to find harmony at home.
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Professionals working with neurodivergent young people and/or their parents seeking deeper understanding and practical support.
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Workplaces looking to better recruit, retain, and truly benefit from the strengths and perspectives neurodivergent colleagues bring.
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These programmes are led by Vicky and can be delivered online or in person anywhere in the country.
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Surfing and fitness coaching (April–October)
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Based in beautiful Cornwall, our surfing and fitness coaching programmes take full advantage of the county’s incredible beaches. Led by Aiden and Morgan, these surfing and fitness sessions use movement and the sea to support confidence, connection, and wellbeing in a way that feels encouraging, not pressured.
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Why we exist
We know all too well that living in a world not designed for neurodivergent minds can be mentally and physically exhausting and isolating — both for neurodivergent people and for those who support them. We don’t think that’s right, so we choose to think and work differently.
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Our programmes aren’t designed to force neurodivergent people to “fit in”. NeuroHappiness is about creating environments where neurodivergence is accepted and supported — enabling people to thrive as they are, and for who they are.​​​​​​​​