Diverse Minds

Elevate Therapy is honoured to introduce Diverse Minds — a gentle, 10-week group experience created to embrace and celebrate neurodiversity.

Whether you identify with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or simply feel your mind works differently, this group welcomes you with openness and care — no diagnosis required.

Limited number of spots available.

THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED


Celebrating how your mind works

Rather than viewing neurodivergence as something to “fix,” we take a neurodiversity-affirming approach that values strengths, honours individuality, and acknowledges the real challenges of navigating a neurotypical world.

Together, we’ll explore your unique neuropsychological profile, nurture self-confidence, and learn supportive strategies to help you move through the world in a way that truly fits your brain.

Diverse Minds

An innovative 10-week group therapy experience designed to embrace neurodiversity. Whether you identify with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or just feel your mind is different, this group welcomes you—no diagnosis needed!

Diverse Minds: Bridging The Gap

A drop-in support group for loved ones and allies of neurodivergent people (i.e., ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities).

Diverse Minds: Drop-In

This monthly drop-in support group is designed for adults who identify as neurodivergent (i.e., ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities) - no diagnosis required.

Diverse Minds FAQs

MEET YOUR FACILITATOR


Kailie Kernaghan-Keast, RP

Kailie Kernaghan-Keast, RP

Meet Kailie, a registered psychotherapist (RP) who specializes in working with neurodivergent clients. With over five years of professional expertise and 34 years of lived experience with ADHD, she brings a unique blend of knowledge and understanding to this group.​

Kailie is passionate about dismantling oppressive practices typically used in neurodivergent care, instead adopting a neurodiversity-affirming approach. She strongly believes that everyone should feel comfortable being themselves and that having a brain that works differently is a strength, even if the world sometimes says otherwise.

NEED MORE INFORMATION?


If you have questions or want to learn more, we’re here to help.

Reach out anytime and we’ll gladly provide the information you need to feel supported and informed.