neuroqueerness & coming out summit

A multi-part online summit that brings together navigating neurodiversity and coming out.

Our neuroqueer summit is dedicated to providing a platform for critical conversations around the concept of coming out. We aim to create a supportive space for sharing diverse experiences and perspectives within the neuroqueer community.

This is the first of its kind summit, and we are excited to welcome you to this pioneering event.

Meet your hosts

  • Dr. Sophia Graham (she/hers)

    Dr. Sophia Graham is a disabled, neuroqueer coach who teaches folks how to have more choice in their relationships with their emotions and their closest people.

    She runs loveuncommon.com with some of her favourite people and loves to facilitate and participate in mutual aid groups and practices. 

    Her blog is a love letter to her younger self, and she hopes you might find something there that helps you too. 

  • Dr. Alex Iantaffi PHD, MS, SEP, CST/-S, LMFT (THEY/HE/LUI)

    Dr. Alex Iantaffi is a disabled, neuroqueer, late-diagnosed AuDHDer who also lives with C-PTSD, hEDS, MCAS & dysautonomia.

    They are an author, therapist, speaker, clinical supervisor, and podcaster who continues to organise within a number of communities, within their capacity.

    You can find out more about Alex’s work at alexiantaffi.com.

meet the Speakers

  • NICK WALKER

    Coming Further Out: A Neuroqueer Approach

  • MEG JOHN BARKER

    Plural Comings Out and Coming Out As Plural

  • ERICA RIDDICK

    Does Coming Out Set You Free or Box You In?

  • GLORIA JACKSON-NEFERITI

    Coming Out Over A Lifetime

  • DOUG PAULLEY

    Coming Out As Political Awakening

  • KALEB E. GOLDSCHMITT

    Neuroqueerness in Academia

  • BOB MANICKAM

    Coming Out & Coming Into Yourself

What’s Included

  • 9 interviews about neuroqueerness and coming out.

  • Three round table conversations about neuroqueering non-monogamy, masking, parenting and BDSM.

  • Access to a signal group for the week of the summit.

  • You'll contribute to making the summit sustainable and helping us create another one next year!

This summit is for you if…

  • You want to hear how different people have experienced coming out in different ways

  • You're interested in neuroqueer identities

  • You want to connect with other neuroqueers

  • It sparks your interest

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