Frequently Asked Questions

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What is NeuroRoots?

NeuroRoots is a neurodivergent-friendly social skills and wellness center dedicated to helping children, teens, and young adults grow in confidence, connection, independence, and self-understanding in a supportive and inclusive environment.

At NeuroRoots, we believe growth begins with relationships, emotional safety, and individualized support. Our programs are designed to meet students where they are while encouraging meaningful social, emotional, creative, and life skill development.

Our services include:

🌱 Educational Advocacy
We support families in navigating the special education process, including IEPs, evaluations, accommodations, communication with schools, and understanding educational rights. Our goal is to help families feel informed, empowered, and supported throughout their child’s educational journey.

🌱 Executive Functioning Support
We help students strengthen skills related to organization, planning, time management, emotional regulation, task initiation, problem-solving, and independence. Support is individualized and designed to build confidence in both academic and daily life settings.

🌱 Post-Secondary Transition Coaching
We provide guidance for teens and young adults preparing for life after high school. This may include support with independent living skills, self-advocacy, employment readiness, college preparation, social confidence, routines, and navigating adulthood with greater independence.

🌱 Summer Programs & Camps
Our summer camps offer creative, engaging, and relationship-based experiences in small-group settings. Programs include art, fashion, stop motion & film, social clubs, emotional regulation groups, and other interest-based activities designed to encourage connection, creativity, and confidence-building.

🌱 Co-Ops & Social Learning Programs
NeuroRoots co-ops provide supportive group learning experiences that focus on social interaction, collaboration, emotional growth, creativity, and community-building. Our groups are designed to create a welcoming environment where students can learn alongside peers while feeling accepted and supported.

NeuroRoots programs are neurodivergent-friendly and inclusive to all learners. Students do not need a diagnosis to participate. We welcome children and teens who would benefit from a supportive, relationship-centered, and small-group environment where they can grow at their own pace.

At NeuroRoots, perfection is never the expectation — growth, connection, and belonging are.

NeuroRoots provides support and programming for children, teens, and young adults through a variety of services designed to promote confidence, connection, independence, and personal growth.

🌱 Co-Ops & Social Learning Programs
Ages 10–18
Our co-ops provide supportive small-group learning experiences focused on social interaction, collaboration, creativity, emotional growth, and community-building.

🌱 Summer Programs & Camps
Ages 7–17
Our summer camps offer engaging, neurodivergent-friendly experiences that encourage creativity, friendship-building, self-expression, and confidence in a welcoming environment.

🌱 Executive Functioning Support
Ages 7–22
We help students and young adults strengthen skills related to organization, planning, emotional regulation, time management, task initiation, problem-solving, and independence.

🌱 Post-Secondary Transition Coaching
Ages 16–21
Transition coaching supports teens and young adults as they prepare for adulthood by building independent living skills, self-advocacy, employment readiness, social confidence, and post-secondary planning.

NeuroRoots programs are neurodivergent-friendly and inclusive to all learners. Students do not need a diagnosis to participate. We welcome individuals who would benefit from a supportive, relationship-centered, and strengths-based environment.

NeuroRoots supports students and individuals with a wide range of learning differences and challenges that can impact success in school, relationships, daily living, and overall confidence. Our work is rooted in a neurodiversity-affirming approach that focuses on strengths while providing practical strategies, guidance, and supportive opportunities for growth.

We commonly support individuals who experience:

• ADHD and attention challenges
• Autism spectrum differences
• Executive functioning difficulties (organization, planning, time management, task initiation, and emotional regulation)
• Learning disabilities such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
• Twice-exceptional (2e) learners
• School-related anxiety, stress, or overwhelm
• Difficulty navigating IEPs, 504 plans, and school supports
• Social communication and peer relationship challenges

Every individual is unique. NeuroRoots works collaboratively with families to better understand each learner’s strengths, needs, and goals while helping build confidence, independence, self-advocacy, and meaningful life skills.

NeuroRoots programs are neurodivergent-friendly and inclusive to all learners. Students do not need a diagnosis to participate. We welcome children, teens, and young adults who would benefit from a supportive, relationship-centered, and strengths-based environment.

Important Information About Our Services:

NeuroRoots is not a medical, therapeutic, or clinical provider. Our programs and supports do not replace therapy or related services such as occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), speech therapy, counseling, behavioral therapy, or other clinical interventions.

Additionally, our co-op programs are designed to provide enrichment, social learning, executive functioning support, and community-building opportunities, but they do not replace homeschool curriculum, school instruction, or academic educational programs.

NeuroRoots is designed to complement and support the work families, schools, therapists, and service providers are already doing by helping students build confidence, connection, independence, and real-world life skills in a supportive environment.

NeuroRoots Education and Coaching is a proud ESA vendor.

NeuroRoots does not accept insurance. Services are provided on a private-pay basis. This allows us to offer flexible, individualized support without the restrictions or limitations often required by insurance companies. Payment is due at the time services are provided.

NeuroRoots programs are open to all children and teens. We specialize in creating supportive, sensory-considerate, relationship-based environments that are especially welcoming for neurodivergent students. 

Our NeuroRoots co-op groups begin in August, with different groups meeting on different days throughout the week. We keep our groups intentionally small and supportive to help students feel comfortable, connected, and successful from the start.

Families who are interested can reach out anytime to learn more, ask questions, or schedule a meet-and-greet before groups begin. ESA funds are accepted.