Neurodivergent Empowered Women Community
Are you tired of feeling misunderstood and not being accepted?
You’re smart, though you have a hard time getting it out of your head for others to see, right?
It’s hard to get the support you need because it’s hard to find someone who, “gets it”, true?
You struggle to find a place you belong, huh?
You want to like yourself, be more confident and have happy relationships, you just don’t know how, right on?
You want to feel better about yourself though its hard to quiet the negative thoughts in your head. You want help, don’t you?
In the N.E.W. Community you can:
- Get support you need 24/7, on your good and bad days
- Share your frustrations and brainstorm solutions
- No masking required! Be just as you are
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Connect with other parents and NeuroDivergent peers
The opportunity for 1 to 1 support from Brian - Be YOU!
Join now starting at $27 per month…
If you're also a Mom of a neurodiverse child, you know it comes with many challenges and gifts. You don’t have to face these challenges alone.
Welcome to the Neurodivergent Empowered Women Community where you’re supported, understood and accepted.
A place where you can be yourself.
Feel what you feel and be honest about what you think.
No filter needed.
We won’t tell you who to be. We will support you in discovering who you truly are. So you can be that person without shame.
There is power in a community that just ‘gets it’!
Secure your spot now for $27 per month…
What is the N.E.W. Community?
The Neurodivergent Empowered Women’s Community is a membership program, run by me, Brian R. King, MSW.
As a Professional Workshop Facilitator and Keynote Presenter who has been wowing audiences for over 30 years, I have become increasingly known for my personal story of resilience in the face of Learning and Physical disabilities to become a #1 Best-Selling Author and successful Entrepreneur.
I live with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Depression, Anxiety and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS).
I’m also raising three sons with Autism and ADHD.
The N.E.W. Community is an intimate space where you get guidance, strategies and support to navigate relationships, gain confidence and get specific strategies to help you, (your child) and your family live your best life.
Starting at $27 per month…
The day you found out that your child is not like everyone else...
…was the day the whole world stopped for a minute.
In a way you kind of always known, but now everything makes more sense.
But life didn’t get easier.
It got more complex because you now had to navigate parenting, the world and relationships from a different place than everybody else.
The community you want and need is here, so you don’t feel like you’re stranded in the middle of the ocean in a rowboat with no paddle.
We’re here to give you the strategies and the support you need to navigate the rough waters and get you to land safely.
It’s so easy to feel lonely and like you’re the only one who knows how you’re feeling.
In the NEW Community, you don’t have to keep it cool, put on a mask and smile. It’s a community where you can show up as you are.
Start now for $27 per month…
Meet your biggest cheerleader Brian King
Back in 2008 I found myself as a single father to three wonderful boys ages 3, 5 and 11. All of them are on a neurodiverse spectrum, each one having different needs and challenges.
Even though I grew up with undiagnosed ADHD, Asperger’s and Dyslexia, it was not until my son got diagnosed with Asperger’s that I committed my life to understanding how I can help my children live their best lives and get all the success and happiness from life.
Zachary went from extreme anxiety, frequent classroom meltdowns, aggression and diagnoses of Asperger’s, ADHD, Dyslexia and bi-polar to working at a movie theatre where he was awarded Employee of the Month 4 times. He now has a part time job working at a hospital while he completes his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.
Aidan was diagnosed with Autism at 3 years old with a significant speech delay which made him nearly unintelligible until he was 6 years old. He spent more time receiving 1-on-1 assistance outside of class than in it. He struggled with sensory sensitivities, would burst into tears or fly into a rage at the slightest frustration. Now he’s been working the drive-thru at McDs for 2 years. He’s a high school graduate and is studying Welding at the Community College with an A average.
My youngest Connor was diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum and with ADHD when he was 9. His sensory sensitivities often resulted in tears the moment he returned from school each day. He’s highly creative and very structured in his approach to life. In spite of his profound shyness, he decided to try out for the school play and was cast in a primary roll. It’s his Junior Year. He’s having a blast.
Getting a neurodiversity diagnosis does not mean settling for lesser! It means getting the tools and strategies necessary to get just as much (or maybe even more) from life.
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