Community Resources

The following is a list of community services, practitioners, businesses, organizations, and members in Canada and beyond that we would recommend. 

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Neurodivergent Personal Trainer Vysh (Virtual Worldwide or In Person in Toronto)

About Vysh: We are a radically safe and inclusive online fitness community for any body, regardless of skill level, body size, or financial means. Over the past 6 years, I have seen the results that follow consistency and challenging levels of intensity. I have experienced it myself and have witnessed it through a number of my clients. I have had the honor to work with different people from a variety of backgrounds. We all have different needs and goals, but we all come to fitness to find solutions. My passion is empowering my clients to overcome any obstacle and achieve their goals by finding solutions that work for them.

Website: https://www.fitnessinplace.net/

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Neurodivergent Virtual Assistant Kaitlyn Boudreault (Virtual in North America)

About Kaitlyn: I have experience working with a variety of wellness brands and community initiatives, including as the Social Media Manager of Blue Sky Learning.

Website: https://kaitlynboudreault.wordpress.com/

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Neurodivergent and Disabled Writing Community Sick Stories (Virtual in Canada)

About Sick Stories: The place we explore and talk about disability, chronic illness, madness, neurodivergence and the body through and in our writing.

Website: https://www.sickstories.org/

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Neurodivergent-Friendly Restaurant Sarang Kitchen (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

About Sarang Kitchen: It all began in Christchurch, New Zealand where an autism specialist and a chef met, and fell in love. Sarang Kitchen is a new social enterprise Korean restaurant based in Toronto, and our mission is to break down the employment barriers faced by the neurodivergent community. 

Website: https://sarangkitchen.ca/

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