Self paced learning

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Practical resources you can access at your own pace.

Create Vitality offers self-paced programs for Autistic, ADHD and otherwise neurodivergent parents and families raising neurodivergent children.

Self paced programs focus on sharing neurodiversity affirming wellbeing information, that can be adapted to honour the individual needs of parents and family members, so that families can start to find relief from stress and overwhelm and have more ease in daily living.

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The exhaustion and overwhelm toolkit

Coming soon

You’ve recognised the load.

Now you need something steady enough to work with it, without adding more pressure.

Designed for Autistic, ADHD or otherwise neurodivergent parents

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Creating your comfort zone

Coming soon

Advice that encourages folks to “get out of their comfort zone” overlooks that neurodivergent people are often outside their comfort zone as a baseline in many daily tasks and environments.

This programs offers information about how the sensory experiences impacts wellbeing and shares practical ideas to accommodate sensory processing differences in the home environment.

Designed for Autistic, ADHD and otherwise neurodivergent parents.

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