Neurodivergent Support Groups in Tennessee | Online
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June 10, 2026

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Neurodivergent support groups in Tennessee

Facilitated peer support groups for neurodivergent adults and teens in Tennessee — connect with people who get it, by secure telehealth, no masking required.

Does this sound like you?

Friends and family don't quite get your experience

Connecting with people takes energy you rarely have

You've never had a space where masking isn't required

IS A SUPPORT GROUP RIGHT FOR YOU?

A good fit if any of this sounds familiar

Small, facilitated groups with other neurodivergent people, not a lecture

A clinician-guided space to swap strategies and feel understood

Sessions designed for sensory comfort, with no pressure to perform

Before you begin

Groups work best when you want connection and shared strategies — not formal therapy. You can join, listen, and share at whatever pace feels right.

Licensed Providers

Telehealth Nationwide*

Neuro-affirming

Private & Secure

HOW OUR GROUPS WORK

What neurodivergent support groups offer

Neurodivergent support groups bring together people who share the lived experience of being wired differently — ADHD, autism, and the masking, sensory overload, and burnout that often come with them. Instead of explaining yourself from scratch, you start from being understood.


Our groups are small and facilitated by a clinician who keeps the space safe, structured, and free of pressure to perform. Sessions blend honest conversation with practical strategy-sharing — how others handle sensory overwhelm, executive-function roadblocks, work, and relationships — alongside genuine connection. You can speak or simply listen, join with your camera on or off, and take part in whatever way fits your energy that day.

KEY STATISTICS ABOUT NEURODIVERGENCE

15–20%

of people are estimated to be neurodivergent

Source:

Up to 80%

of adults with ADHD have a co-occurring mental health condition

Source:

Wondering if a group is right for you?

WHAT TO EXPECT

Low-pressure to join, easy to belong

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Free 15-minute consult.

We learn what you're looking for and find the right group fit — no pressure.

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Groups meet regularly on a secure video platform, anywhere in Tennessee.

You're placed in a small group matched to your stage of life and goals.

Join a facilitated group.

Meet by secure telehealth.

Payment options

As a specialty practice, we're out-of-network so we can offer the most effective, customized services.

Our payment options are transparent and flexible:

  • Self-Pay: All major credit cards; FAS/HSA eligible

  • Payment Plans: 6-months interest-free for approved clients via CareCredit

  • Superbills Provided 

  • Out-of-Network: Up to 90% reimbursement for qualifying plans

WHO YOU'LL WORK WITH

Clinician-facilitated and affirming

Our groups are facilitated by licensed Tennessee clinicians with training in neurodivergent-affirming care, so the space stays safe, structured, and genuinely understanding. Facilitators guide the conversation and keep groups small — you're supported by a professional, not left to navigate it alone.

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Dr. Kiesa Kelly (she/her)
Owner & Psychologist

Ryan Burns (he/him)
Practice Director

WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE SCIENCEWORKS

Built on connection, not correction

Because we're independent, our groups are built around what members actually need — not billing codes or a rigid, one-size-fits-all curriculum.

Every group is facilitated by a clinician who understands neurodivergence — not an unmoderated peer chat left to run itself.

Groups meet by secure telehealth across Tennessee, so connection reaches you without the energy cost of getting somewhere.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions

Are the groups online or in person?

ScienceWorks runs neurodivergent support groups entirely online by secure telehealth, for people located in Tennessee during sessions. There's no in-person option — you join from wherever you're comfortable, which removes the travel and sensory strain that can make group settings hard.

Do I have to talk or turn my camera on?

No. You're welcome to keep your camera off and simply listen — many members start that way. You set your own level of participation, and facilitators never put you on the spot. Sharing is invited, never required.

Is a group the same as therapy, and what does it cost?

A support group isn't a substitute for individual therapy — it's connection and shared strategy. If you'd also benefit from one-on-one care, we can talk through options. We review any group fees up front, with no surprises.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

You don't have to navigate it alone

A free 15-minute consult is the easiest way to find your group. No obligation.

*Therapy and assessments available in the following states (coaching available worldwide):

AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, ID, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, ME, MD, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, WV, WI, WY

Disclaimer: This page provides general educational information and is not a substitute for mental health diagnosis or treatment. Reading this page does not create a therapist–client relationship with ScienceWorks Behavioral Healthcare. S If you are in crisis or may be at risk of harm to yourself or others, call 911, go to your nearest emergency room, or call/text 988 (U.S.). Additional emergency support can be found here: Emergency Resources.

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